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excel 2002 read only issue
I have excel 2002 on a network. One of the users has modified a very large
and very important spreadsheet and we can no longer modify/save that file unless we are at his workstation. All other users see the file as a read only file.The file is NOT saved as a read-only and is identified as a shared workbook. I'm stumped... any suggestions? |
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excel 2002 read only issue
A temporary solution may be to simply copy the s/s and saving as something
else. You thereby become the author with all permissions. May not be suitable for your set up but it has helped in the past as a temp fix when staff have gone awol. "car-on" wrote: I have excel 2002 on a network. One of the users has modified a very large and very important spreadsheet and we can no longer modify/save that file unless we are at his workstation. All other users see the file as a read only file.The file is NOT saved as a read-only and is identified as a shared workbook. I'm stumped... any suggestions? |
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