EXCEL VBA UserInterfaceOnly:= True not working

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The status UserInterfaceOnly:=TRUEis unfortunately not stored in the file – therefore, if you reopen the file, it will be fully protected. Either use the Workbook_Open event to reapply this protection status – or unprotect and then reprotect the worksheet in your VBA code directly.

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