To prevent users from changing worksheet names, which option should be used?

To prevent users from changing worksheet names, utilizing the "Protect Workbook" feature is effective because it secures the structure of the workbook. This option restricts users from making changes to key aspects of the workbook such as adding, deleting, or renaming sheets. When the workbook structure is protected, any attempt to modify the names of the worksheets will be blocked unless the protection is removed by someone with the appropriate permissions.

This feature is particularly useful in scenarios where you want to maintain the integrity of the workbook layout, ensuring that users can interact with the data without inadvertently altering the organization of the sheets. By using "Protect Workbook," you can establish a stable environment where the worksheet names remain consistent and as intended.

Other options do not directly address the need to prevent renaming of worksheets. "Limit Editing" typically refers to restricting the ability to modify content rather than the structural elements of the workbook. "Clear Permissions" deals with removing previously set permissions but does not provide a mechanism for protection against changes. "Archive Workbook" is related to saving a version of the workbook for future reference and does not offer any protective measures for preventing changes to worksheet names.