How can you insert images on a protected worksheet in a protected workbook?

spurs

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I am creating a worksheet inside a locked workbook. I locked cells to prevent editing and overwriting in that worksheet. lock a portion of the worksheet. Other cells are editable by the user even when the worksheet is protected. This is all ok and simple.

I want the user to be able to insert pictures in the worksheet to allow for customization for the user's needs. However with a protected worksheet, I cant figurfe out how to allow pictures to be inserted in the unlocked cell ranges. Is this possible?
 

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I figured it out
when you go to protect the worsheet click on allow user to edit objects
 
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