Protect Numbers Paper For Free

You can lock a spreadsheet to prevent it from being accidentally edited, moved, deleted or renamed.

Lock a Numbers spreadsheet on Mac Click the spreadsheet name at the top of the window, then select or deselect the Locked checkbox. Click outside the dialog to close it.

Freeze header rows and columns: Click the pop-up menus below Headers & Footer, then choose Freeze Header Rows or Freeze Header Columns. To unfreeze, deselect Freeze Header Rows or Freeze Header Columns so that the tick disappears.

In Numbers on iOS, select the table you want to lock and tap the Format button (brush icon). Pick the Arrange tab and tap Lock. When you lock a table, you'll notice that no matter where you click on that table, it's as if it's one object. So you cannot select cells, rows, or columns.

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A document can have only one password. If you change an existing password when you share a document with others, the new password replaces the original. If you add a password after you share a document, be sure to notify participants. Important: There's no way to recover your password if you forget it.

You can assign a password to a spreadsheet so only those who know the password can open the spreadsheet. Passwords can consist of almost any combination of numbers, uppercase or lowercase letters, and special keyboard characters. A spreadsheet can have only one password.

Lock a spreadsheet Click the spreadsheet name at the top of the window. Select the Locked checkbox to lock the spreadsheet, or deselect the checkbox to unlock the spreadsheet. Click outside the dialog to close it.