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Using Excel 2003 for a company schedule and timesheet, I want to give each
user access only to their rows of data and allow them to input actual hours worked. This needs to be a shared spreadsheet. I have tried numerous scenarios with the various protection options and still haven't found the right combination. Any help appreciated. Lee |
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Hi,
I think it is better to make an excel file for each user and then Summarize those files to another file for yourself so if they change their file then you can see it in your file. Thanks, -- Farhad Hodjat "Lee D" wrote: Using Excel 2003 for a company schedule and timesheet, I want to give each user access only to their rows of data and allow them to input actual hours worked. This needs to be a shared spreadsheet. I have tried numerous scenarios with the various protection options and still haven't found the right combination. Any help appreciated. Lee |
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