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How do you make an Excel workbook exclusive?
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Have it join a country club.
What is your definition of "exclusive", Bill. -- Don Guillett SalesAid Software "Ron" wrote in message ... |
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Well when your sharing a workbook and you point to track changes to turn it
off there should be a dialog box pop up saying if you want to make this workbook exclusive. I'm not getting that. "Don Guillett" wrote: Have it join a country club. What is your definition of "exclusive", Bill. -- Don Guillett SalesAid Software "Ron" wrote in message ... |
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You need to turn off Sharing to make it exclusive again.
Tools Workbook sharing Deselect "Allow changes..." "Ron" wrote: Well when your sharing a workbook and you point to track changes to turn it off there should be a dialog box pop up saying if you want to make this workbook exclusive. I'm not getting that. "Don Guillett" wrote: Have it join a country club. What is your definition of "exclusive", Bill. -- Don Guillett SalesAid Software "Ron" wrote in message ... |
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