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Excel Macro - Unlock cells with specific color

Asked by kdk417 in Microsoft Excel Spreadsheet Software

Tags: Microsoft Office 2007, Excel

I have a workbook with multiple sheets.  Cells on each sheet with no shading are input cells.  I need a macro such that when a button is pushed, it will 1) prompt the user to immediately save as a new file named "Revised XX/XX/XX" where XX/XX/XX = current date and then 2) go through all sheets in the workbook and unlock/unprotect cells with no shading (cells.interiorindex = xlNone).

I have attached a sample workbook - so what i want it to do is when you push the button on sheet 1, it prompts you to save as new file and then formats all white cells as locked = false on sheets 1, 2 and 3.

 
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Illustration of workbook setup
 
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