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Not sure whether I'm in the right place for this but I hope someone can
either help me out or point me to someone who can.

I shared a workbook and all was well until one PC crashed. Since then there
have been #VALUE entries in some cells.

I removed all users but me, unshared the workbook and repaired the values
but cannot save the repaired version unless I use a new filename.

I now cannot delete the original (corrupt) version because:
"It is being used by another person or program"

How do I delete the original and then rename my new version to replace the
corrupted one?

Thanks
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A network admin should have sufficient rights to delete the old file and
copy in the fixed one giving it the same name.

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| Not sure whether I'm in the right place for this but I hope someone can
| either help me out or point me to someone who can.
|
| I shared a workbook and all was well until one PC crashed. Since then
there
| have been #VALUE entries in some cells.
|
| I removed all users but me, unshared the workbook and repaired the values
| but cannot save the repaired version unless I use a new filename.
|
| I now cannot delete the original (corrupt) version because:
| "It is being used by another person or program"
|
| How do I delete the original and then rename my new version to replace the
| corrupted one?
|
| Thanks


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You'd think so wouldn't you.

It seems that the workbook is corrupted in such a way that nobody can delete
it, I wonder if the server thinks that the workbook is in use?

I was able to restore a copy from around a month ago (I'm not sure when the
corruption occurred) and delete it. I then renamed the updated version as
the live copy and all's well but why does this happen? how do I stop it from
happening?

"Jim Rech" wrote:

A network admin should have sufficient rights to delete the old file and
copy in the fixed one giving it the same name.

--
Jim
"Robbiedoo" wrote in message
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| Not sure whether I'm in the right place for this but I hope someone can
| either help me out or point me to someone who can.
|
| I shared a workbook and all was well until one PC crashed. Since then
there
| have been #VALUE entries in some cells.
|
| I removed all users but me, unshared the workbook and repaired the values
| but cannot save the repaired version unless I use a new filename.
|
| I now cannot delete the original (corrupt) version because:
| "It is being used by another person or program"
|
| How do I delete the original and then rename my new version to replace the
| corrupted one?
|
| Thanks



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