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Cannot change default folder in tools options
I am using Excel 2002 and we have a network administrator. We are not
allowed to make any changes to our computers. I have tried to change my default folder thru tools,user, but even though the folder in the entry box is the folder that I wanted to be the default, when I save as, the old folder still is opened. Is this because we are locked down on what we can do on our computers? Thanks in advance. |
Cannot change default folder in tools options
You don't say where you would like the new default folder to be. If it's the
local drive, I suspect that your company policy would not allow that and all your files should be saved to a networked server. "goodfella" wrote: I am using Excel 2002 and we have a network administrator. We are not allowed to make any changes to our computers. I have tried to change my default folder thru tools,user, but even though the folder in the entry box is the folder that I wanted to be the default, when I save as, the old folder still is opened. Is this because we are locked down on what we can do on our computers? Thanks in advance. |
Cannot change default folder in tools options
On May 29, 4:37 pm, bigwheel
wrote: You don't say where you would like the new default folder to be. If it's the local drive, I suspect that your company policy would not allow that and all your files should be saved to a networked server. "goodfella" wrote: I am using Excel 2002 and we have a network administrator. We are not allowed to make any changes to our computers. I have tried to change my default folder thru tools,user, but even though the folder in the entry box is the folder that I wanted to be the default, when I save as, the old folder still is opened. Is this because we are locked down on what we can do on our computers? Thanks in advance.- Hide quoted text - - Show quoted text - Thanks for your response. I am trying to save to a network drive. |
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