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Auto log off a user with a worksheet open?
We have an Excel based log sheet many people use. They are supposed to open,
fill out (take the next number), and close right away so the next person who comes in has "write access" to the file. Problem is some people forget and leave it open .... Is there some sort of an "auto log off function" in Excel that we could use to boot people out after say 5 min? Thanks for any help! Mike |
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Auto log off a user with a worksheet open?
Not really. Excel isn't designed to be a real-time collaborative tool.
You're trying to bolt database functionality onto a tool that isn't designed to be a database. Dave -- A hint to posters: Specific, detailed questions are more likely to be answered than questions that provide no detail about your problem. "Sailonmike" wrote: We have an Excel based log sheet many people use. They are supposed to open, fill out (take the next number), and close right away so the next person who comes in has "write access" to the file. Problem is some people forget and leave it open .... Is there some sort of an "auto log off function" in Excel that we could use to boot people out after say 5 min? Thanks for any help! Mike |
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