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I was sharing a workbook. I turned off sharing to make some updates that are
restricted when the workbook is shared. When went to it share again after the
changes, the [Tools] [Share Workbook] menu option is extinguished. I need to
make it shared again. What am I missing?
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Try to share agan after save/close. Perhaps the Undo feature is holding
the restriction

HTH

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I was sharing a workbook. I turned off sharing to make some updates
that are
restricted when the workbook is shared. When went to it share again
after the
changes, the [Tools] [Share Workbook] menu option is extinguished. I
need to
make it shared again. What am I missing?



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Default Can't share workbook. The "Share Workbook" option is off. Why?

I am having a similar problem, so I'm anxious to see any solution or
explanation. See my post "Share Workbook command is not available
(greyed out)" from May 23, 2006.

For those suggesting solutions, the following are NOT factors:
*Opened (Readonly) is not the case
*No write access to the shared drive is not the case
*Prevented (at least knowingly) by the document's creator is not the
case
*Not being created by the person attempting to turn on sharing is not a
factor. This is not a restriction on other documents not created by the
person attempting to invoke sharing.

It appears that there is some feature used in this spreadsheet which
then renders it unsharable, so the "Share Workbook" feature is turned
off and not available to be selected. Otherwise, we are doing nothing
different from other previously shared workbooks of a similar nature.
The only factors different in my case is that there are some more
complex features in use (Lists, functions, etc.) than in some other
shared workbooks.

Any solution to this question would be most appreciated!

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Me three. Does anyone have any idea why it WON'T let me share
it.......??

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Default Can't share workbook. The "Share Workbook" option is off. Why?

Be sure you're not using any Excel lists. Named ranges are okay, but a
single list will block your ability to share the file.


Ron2005 wrote:
Me three. Does anyone have any idea why it WON'T let me share
it.......??




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