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Default Shared Workbook flag?

How can I see if a workbook is Shared?
Is there a flag i can look at?

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Default Shared Workbook flag?

I don't know what kind of flag you mean but I don't think MS has documented
a way to detect whether a file is shared, short of opening it. Of course
there has to be something in the file that indicates this but you probably
don't want to guess.

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Default Shared Workbook flag?

Visually, you can see [Shared] in the title bar.

In code, you could check .MultiUserEditing in VBA's help.

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How can I see if a workbook is Shared?
Is there a flag i can look at?

thanks for your help
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