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PC name vs User name for shared files?
Our company has several computers with generic login accounts. When I need to
see who has a shared file open, the usernames shown are useless because they are all the same. Can I somehow see the computer name instead? |
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PC name vs User name for shared files?
MsgBox Environ("computername") Gord Dibben MS Excel MVP On Tue, 3 Jun 2008 16:24:02 -0700, Stonewall Rubberbow wrote: Our company has several computers with generic login accounts. When I need to see who has a shared file open, the usernames shown are useless because they are all the same. Can I somehow see the computer name instead? |
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