I'm having a situation here at work. If i pull up excel and try to
save it as a new document in my S drive, I am getting a message that
states the document I just made already exits. It says that I cant
save because its a 'read only' folder and then asks me if i want to
save it anyway. I have been saving everything to my desktop and its
not letting me save it to my S drive. Help help help

This is not an Excel problem. Excel is saying you don't have permission to save
to that folder on your S drive. It's giving you the option of saving somewhere
else.

Who set up the S drive? You or your network people. You'll need to deal with
whoever has administrative access to your S drive, but it could be as simple as
removing the read-only flag from your S drive folder (which you can do through
Windows Explorer if you have sufficient permission).

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Regards,
Fred


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I'm having a situation here at work. If i pull up excel and try to
save it as a new document in my S drive, I am getting a message that
states the document I just made already exits. It says that I cant
save because its a 'read only' folder and then asks me if i want to
save it anyway. I have been saving everything to my desktop and its
not letting me save it to my S drive. Help help help

In article , "Fred Smith" wrote:
This is not an Excel problem. Excel is saying you don't have permission to save

to that folder on your S drive. It's giving you the option of saving somewhere
else.

Who set up the S drive? You or your network people. You'll need to deal with
whoever has administrative access to your S drive, but it could be as simple as

removing the read-only flag from your S drive folder (which you can do through
Windows Explorer if you have sufficient permission).

Alternatively, your network drive could be full ? Checking your disk quotas
may be useful.

HTH