I have a spreadsheet posted on a network server.
Is there a way I can check who is using it?
or at least how often it is being used?

Thanks
Sanford

The simplest way would be to have your users access the Workbook
through SharePoint, i.e via a Shared Workspace.

You should be able to get hold of SharePoint for free and being part of
the office suite you may find many other useful functions that it can
offer in combination with Excel.

If you need any help setting this up, then I know a company that
specialises in customising SharePoint, try http://www.evallis.com/.

Kind regards,

Dan


Sanford Lefkowitz wrote:
I have a spreadsheet posted on a network server.
Is there a way I can check who is using it?
or at least how often it is being used?

Thanks
Sanford

Which office suite is Sharepoint a part of?
--
Brevity is the soul of wit.


" wrote:

The simplest way would be to have your users access the Workbook
through SharePoint, i.e via a Shared Workspace.

You should be able to get hold of SharePoint for free and being part of
the office suite you may find many other useful functions that it can
offer in combination with Excel.

If you need any help setting this up, then I know a company that
specialises in customising SharePoint, try http://www.evallis.com/.

Kind regards,

Dan


Sanford Lefkowitz wrote:
I have a spreadsheet posted on a network server.
Is there a way I can check who is using it?
or at least how often it is being used?

Thanks
Sanford

Just download it from he

http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/d...DisplayLang=en

You will need to make sure that your server satifies the system
requirements however.

I'm currently experiementing with methods of combining Sharepoint and
Excel so I would welcome any discussions on the subject.

Kind regards,

Dan


Dave F wrote:
Which office suite is Sharepoint a part of?
--
Brevity is the soul of wit.


" wrote:

The simplest way would be to have your users access the Workbook
through SharePoint, i.e via a Shared Workspace.

You should be able to get hold of SharePoint for free and being part of
the office suite you may find many other useful functions that it can
offer in combination with Excel.

If you need any help setting this up, then I know a company that
specialises in customising SharePoint, try http://www.evallis.com/.

Kind regards,

Dan


Sanford Lefkowitz wrote:
I have a spreadsheet posted on a network server.
Is there a way I can check who is using it?
or at least how often it is being used?

Thanks
Sanford