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How can I undo a read-only?
If one person in our office is in a reservation form we have, it will not
allow anyone else in it at that time. I do not have a password set to get into it, nor do I have it saved as "read-only" or anything like that. A few cells are protected. Can I make it so that more than one person can access the form at once? |
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How can I undo a read-only?
Linds
Look at help on "shared workbooks". Note: shared workbooks lose some features so have a look also at help on "Features that are unavailable in shared workbooks" Gord Dibben MS Excel MVP On Wed, 2 May 2007 09:45:03 -0700, Linds wrote: If one person in our office is in a reservation form we have, it will not allow anyone else in it at that time. I do not have a password set to get into it, nor do I have it saved as "read-only" or anything like that. A few cells are protected. Can I make it so that more than one person can access the form at once? |
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