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Shared Workbooks display 'locked for editing' when they are not
We have a situation where multiple users access shared excel workbooks over
an open network share. Sporadically, these files become locked and thereafter no one can access them. Usually the files 'unlock' after a day or two on their own. The files get locked randomly by various users, files range in size from 500K to 20MB, office 2003 in a windows domain. If anyone has any idea as to the cause of this one and a remedy, we'd greatly appreciate it. |
Shared Workbooks display 'locked for editing' when they are not
Normally this message will appear when someone else on your network has the
file open. You will be able to access it read-only but will not be able to save it under the same file name. Hope this helps, Adam Bush "CJZ" wrote: We have a situation where multiple users access shared excel workbooks over an open network share. Sporadically, these files become locked and thereafter no one can access them. Usually the files 'unlock' after a day or two on their own. The files get locked randomly by various users, files range in size from 500K to 20MB, office 2003 in a windows domain. If anyone has any idea as to the cause of this one and a remedy, we'd greatly appreciate it. |
Shared Workbooks display 'locked for editing' when they are not
these are shared workbooks... more than one person can work on them at the
same time... the issue is that no users have these sheets open and we still the 'locked for editing' message when trying to open it. "CJZ" wrote: We have a situation where multiple users access shared excel workbooks over an open network share. Sporadically, these files become locked and thereafter no one can access them. Usually the files 'unlock' after a day or two on their own. The files get locked randomly by various users, files range in size from 500K to 20MB, office 2003 in a windows domain. If anyone has any idea as to the cause of this one and a remedy, we'd greatly appreciate it. |
Shared Workbooks display 'locked for editing' when they are no
Hi CJZ
I have the same problem. Shared excel 2002 file on an open windows XP network. Have you found a solution yet. If so could you let me know. Kind regards Matt Collins "CJZ" wrote: these are shared workbooks... more than one person can work on them at the same time... the issue is that no users have these sheets open and we still the 'locked for editing' message when trying to open it. "CJZ" wrote: We have a situation where multiple users access shared excel workbooks over an open network share. Sporadically, these files become locked and thereafter no one can access them. Usually the files 'unlock' after a day or two on their own. The files get locked randomly by various users, files range in size from 500K to 20MB, office 2003 in a windows domain. If anyone has any idea as to the cause of this one and a remedy, we'd greatly appreciate it. |
Shared Workbooks display 'locked for editing' when they are no
no solution yet... we've had to disconnect connections to the share on the
server to work around this issue... "Matt Collins" wrote: Hi CJZ I have the same problem. Shared excel 2002 file on an open windows XP network. Have you found a solution yet. If so could you let me know. Kind regards Matt Collins "CJZ" wrote: these are shared workbooks... more than one person can work on them at the same time... the issue is that no users have these sheets open and we still the 'locked for editing' message when trying to open it. "CJZ" wrote: We have a situation where multiple users access shared excel workbooks over an open network share. Sporadically, these files become locked and thereafter no one can access them. Usually the files 'unlock' after a day or two on their own. The files get locked randomly by various users, files range in size from 500K to 20MB, office 2003 in a windows domain. If anyone has any idea as to the cause of this one and a remedy, we'd greatly appreciate it. |
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