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Who has this (shared) workbook open
With a shared workbook open, I click on Tools, Share Workbook, and a
box showing a list of people who have the workbook open is displayed. My name is there at the bottom. The first time I did this with a certain workbook I saw three entries that were several to many days old and those same entries stay there day after day. I was wondering if I could safely delete them and also how they got there. |
Who has this (shared) workbook open
John,
If something happens that causes a shared workbook to close in a non-standard manner, the names of users that have it open at the time remain in the list. You can delete them. When you do, you'll get a message warning you that if the user has any unsaved work, it will be lost. Since they no longer actually have the workbook open, it won't matter -- so go ahead and close away. -- David "John Pierce" wrote in message ups.com... With a shared workbook open, I click on Tools, Share Workbook, and a box showing a list of people who have the workbook open is displayed. My name is there at the bottom. The first time I did this with a certain workbook I saw three entries that were several to many days old and those same entries stay there day after day. I was wondering if I could safely delete them and also how they got there. |
Who has this (shared) workbook open
David,
Thank you for your complete and well explained answer. |
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