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Hi All

I have written a little excel program with macros in Excel 97. I woul
like to know if it is possible to allow multiple users to read th
document and allow only one person write access to the progam? Is i
also possible to monitor what information each user can see? Say
create three users, user1 and user2 can only see data I want them t
see and user3 can see all and is able to modify information in th
program.

The net only provides info for Excel 2003 (IRM). Is this possible i
Excel 97 or am I dreaming?

Thanks for all your help

Kind Regard

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