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Hi!
I work on part of a large network, and on it there are 2 people
regularly updating a shared workbook from their computers. Is it
possible to arrange it so as that as each of them updates the data on
the sheet it automatically feeds to a new "master workbook" elsewhere
on the network drive, so as that everyone else in the company can vew
the up-to-date data throughout the day?

Any help at all would be much appreciated.

Thanks

Leo


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Why not just create a user group with read only privilege to that directory
and put those other users in that group. You desktop admin should be able to
do that.

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Hi!
I work on part of a large network, and on it there are 2 people
regularly updating a shared workbook from their computers. Is it
possible to arrange it so as that as each of them updates the data on
the sheet it automatically feeds to a new "master workbook" elsewhere
on the network drive, so as that everyone else in the company can vew
the up-to-date data throughout the day?

Any help at all would be much appreciated.

Thanks

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One thing that could be done is to modify the Save feature of the workbooks
being updated. If one of the 2 users save the file then it saves it where
they work on it, and save it somewhere else that they mutually have access.


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Hi!
I work on part of a large network, and on it there are 2 people
regularly updating a shared workbook from their computers. Is it
possible to arrange it so as that as each of them updates the data on
the sheet it automatically feeds to a new "master workbook" elsewhere
on the network drive, so as that everyone else in the company can vew
the up-to-date data throughout the day?

Any help at all would be much appreciated.

Thanks

Leo


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