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How to make my spreadsheed public
My spreadsheets must be able to allow access from other users through a
Public drive in my company. Problem is when they pull it up it is a READ ONLY spreadsheet. How do I make it to where the spreadsheet can be edited by anyone in the company? |
How to make my spreadsheed public
You can share the workbook (Tools - Share Workbook) but read up on sharing
workbooks first. There are some retrictions on shared workbooks. As a complete aside I personally avoid shared workbooks as I find them to be more trouble than they are worth. I normally deal with concurrent access by storing all of my data in a database but that may not be practicle or feasable for you. -- HTH... Jim Thomlinson "HoganD87" wrote: My spreadsheets must be able to allow access from other users through a Public drive in my company. Problem is when they pull it up it is a READ ONLY spreadsheet. How do I make it to where the spreadsheet can be edited by anyone in the company? |
How to make my spreadsheed public
Hi,
Please refer to the following topic in the Microsoft Excel 2003 online help: 1. About shared workbooks 2. Share a workbook Challa Prabhu "HoganD87" wrote: My spreadsheets must be able to allow access from other users through a Public drive in my company. Problem is when they pull it up it is a READ ONLY spreadsheet. How do I make it to where the spreadsheet can be edited by anyone in the company? |
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