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I'm the only user on my computer but suddenly my excel 2003 workbooks are
shared workbooks. Because of this I'm unable to edit, center and merge is
greyed out. How do I correct this problem?
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There are other things you can't do if your workbooks are shared. To
un-share one, activate it, choose Tools | Share Workbook, click the Editing
tab if necessary, clear the "Allow changes ..." checkbox, click OK, click
Yes. So doing should also automatically re-save the workbook, but it
wouldn't hurt to do so explicitly

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I'm the only user on my computer but suddenly my excel 2003 workbooks are
shared workbooks. Because of this I'm unable to edit, center and merge is
greyed out. How do I correct this problem?



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