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I am saving some excel files on a public network and i want to know is there
a way of protection a file so as it cannot be deleted without the use of
passwords? I need other user to read and edit the worksheets but need the
secuity of knowing that they cannot be deleted.
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This is not an Excel function.

It is a function of your operating system and file and folder permissions.

If running a Windows-NT-based system see help and support on "permissions".


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On Tue, 7 Mar 2006 07:39:28 -0800, pmcgr0arty
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I am saving some excel files on a public network and i want to know is there
a way of protection a file so as it cannot be deleted without the use of
passwords? I need other user to read and edit the worksheets but need the
secuity of knowing that they cannot be deleted.


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