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File in Use...no, it's not.
I have a shortcut for a frequently-used Excel file (Excel 2000). No one else
has access to this file, yet if I try to open it when other Excel documents are open, it gives me the message: "File in Use". How can I get rid of that problem? |
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File in Use...no, it's not.
Maybe
http://contextures.com/xlfaqApp.html#AlreadyOpen from Debra Dalgleish's site. lista72 wrote: I have a shortcut for a frequently-used Excel file (Excel 2000). No one else has access to this file, yet if I try to open it when other Excel documents are open, it gives me the message: "File in Use". How can I get rid of that problem? -- Dave Peterson |
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