IN: What happens next?

The woman continues talking about the game, then it shows several clips of various people using the game to win or make decisions. it

OPTIONS:
- shows a man in the bottom right interacting with other people.
- continues to show clips of the different woman talking about a game in her tent.
- cuts to an article regarding tricks for winning the game before concluding with the woman speaking on last time.
- then shows several players from different teams scoring goals.

OUT: cuts to an article regarding tricks for winning the game before concluding with the woman speaking on last time.

IN: What happens next?

A group of women are inside a dark gym. they

OPTIONS:
- are all riding on recumbent bikes.
- are then shown synchronizing up and down on the bars on one side.
- all have fencing gear on as they bounce up and down on the mats.
- are bouncing back and forth on a loose mat.

OUT: are all riding on recumbent bikes.

IN: What happens next?

How to lock cells in excel
Open the excel spreadsheet that contains the cells you want locked.
Select the cell or cells you want locked.
Right-click on the cells, and select " format cells.

OPTIONS:
- " Click on the tab labeled " protection. " Place a checkmark in the box next to the option labeled " locked.
- Drag cell b1 into cell b2, then c : ...., and drag cells d: , t: , and g: : ,. Right-click the cell in cell b2, and select format cells.
- " complete the format process as previously outlined in the file tray. Right-click on the cell in view.
- Click on the " format cells " link below the cells you want to lock. You can also right-click on the image of a formula or a cell to close the cell.

OUT:
" Click on the tab labeled " protection. " Place a checkmark in the box next to the option labeled " locked.