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How to copy from a protected Google sheet in four steps?
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Google Sheets plays an important role in Netpeak. They make your work clear, structured, and transparent. Here is another useful tip.

Protecting a sheet prevents you from downloading it or even copying some of its contents in the usual way. The following message appears when you try to copy it:

How to bypass this protection?

Open the protected sheet:

Switch to table preview mode. Replace everything from edit to preview in the URL:

Result:

Note: a large sheet may take a while to open because it's a large HTML file.

Select and copy the content as usual: Ctrl+A – Ctrl+C.

Paste it into a new sheet:

Done. You've got a table almost identical to the original one, with little adjustments to format.

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