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On exclusive open for write
That still doesn't explain why, if you want to write data to the file, you
don't just try to open it and then keep it open if you succeed. I don't get why you open it and then immediately close it (only to open it again later). -- Tim Williams Palo Alto, CA "vezerid" wrote in message oups.com... It is because I want the file to work for multi-user access. The idea is that SPR1.xls is used as a template for data entry by many users. By clicking a button I want the elements of the form to be stored in a central table, in SPR2.xls, located in the network. Therefore locking issues are important. Kostis |
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