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how do I send a spreadsheet so it's not a "read only"
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"tim m" wrote: Does he or someone else have the workbook open when you are trying to open it? If two people try to access the same workbook the first person who has it open it can operate as normal, the 2nd person opening it can get the read-only message as excel tries to prevent two people from trying to change a sheet at the same time. (Not sure if this is an option you can turn on or off.) "jlacher" wrote: my co-worker has sent me a workbook that is read only. I had him check Tool, Options, Security, and he says read only isn't checked. I also had him check protection, and nothing is protected. What am I missing? |
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