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HoganD87

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?

Jim Thomlinson

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.
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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?


challa prabhu

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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