Dear all,
we've been pretty strict about locking our Calc sheets, turning cell
protection on by default and selectively unlocking those cells that
are meant to be edited.
Every now and then, some protected cells have to be changed.
Currently, the mode of operation is to unlock the sheet, edit, and
then lock the sheet again, before saving.
Unfortunately, that second-to-last step is often forgotten,
resulting in us committing a version of a document with unlocked
sheets.
Is there a better way to approach this? Is there maybe a trick how
to automatically protect all sheets on save, or to just temporarily
unlock them?
Thanks,
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