Google Sheets Data Validation and Protection Flashcards
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You share a sheet as 'Editor' but protect the totals row with restricted permissions. What can the editor do to the totals row?
Answer: Not edit it unless added as an allowed editor
Even editors cannot change a protected range unless explicitly granted permission for it.
A data validation dropdown shows a red triangle in the corner of a cell. What does it indicate?
Answer: The current value violates the validation rule
A red triangle marks a cell whose value fails its validation rule.
To remove data validation from a range, what should you do?
Answer: Open Data validation and click 'Remove validation'
The Data validation dialog has a 'Remove validation' button to clear rules.
Which statement about copying a cell with data validation to another cell is true?
Answer: Paste normally copies the validation rule along with the value
A standard copy-paste carries the data validation rule to the destination cell.
What is the best practice when protecting ranges in a shared collaborative sheet?
Answer: Protect only critical formula and header ranges, leaving input cells open
Protecting only key formulas and headers prevents accidental breakage while keeping collaboration smooth.
A user reports they can still edit a 'warning' protected range. Is this expected?
Answer: Yes, warning mode allows edits after a confirmation prompt
Warning-mode protection permits edits once the user confirms the prompt.
Which is NOT a valid data validation criterion in Google Sheets?
Answer: Encrypt cell
Google Sheets has no 'Encrypt cell' validation criterion; the others are all valid.
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