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Shared workbooks - copying worksheet
Why can't I access the command to Move or Copy Worksheet once I have shared
the workbook? I had that available until the workbook was shared, and then it was grayed out. Is there another way to copy a worksheet from a shared workbook? Thanks for any info. KK |
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Shared workbooks - copying worksheet
There are lots of things that are not available with shared workbooks. This is
one of them. Why is this so? Because that's the way excel works. kleivakat wrote: Why can't I access the command to Move or Copy Worksheet once I have shared the workbook? I had that available until the workbook was shared, and then it was grayed out. Is there another way to copy a worksheet from a shared workbook? Thanks for any info. KK -- Dave Peterson |
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