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foreign hi my name is William Fisher today weamp;#39;re going to talk about how to hide formulas in Microsoft Excel spreadsheet you may have unique formulas that you just donamp;#39;t want some eyes to see weamp;#39;re going to show you how to hide them we see that we have a formula now a plus B1 and weamp;#39;re going to select each one of the cells in in the C column highlight them right Mouse click on the columns on column C and format cells you see that you have the lock and hidden options weamp;#39;re going to actually select them again they wonamp;#39;t be enabled until you actually click OK and then you would have to go to protect sheet you see the formas are still there protect the sheet it asks you for password and you see that I still have the this the column C selected but you do not see a formula you get an error message because youamp;#39;re trying to change the formula when thereamp;#39;s no formula there so you Iamp;#39;m selecting each cell here so you can see