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I have a work book that has 4 different sheets. I have 16 offices that
need to use this. I want to avoid making copies.


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You could share your workbook by saving it in a common place such as a
company server and then click Tools, Share workbook...
You could also click the File, Permission, Restrict Permissions as...


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