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Problems Distributing a Shared Workbook
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I have created an excel workbook to automate some menial administrative tasks normally acomplished through kludgy web interfaces using a web query and some buttons. This works fine for me. However when I try and run the workbook on anyother team member's machine it dies with the error: Runtime error '1004': This command is not available in a shared workbook. The strange thing is that I never made this a shared workbook. For some reason the shared workbook options under 'Tools' are greyed out. One of the solutions mentioned in MS help was to 'Save As' the workbook to another location. This doesn't help. Does anyone know how to fix this problem? Thanks, Dominic |
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Problems Distributing a Shared Workbook
Dominic,
Wild guess, but is the file Read-Only ? NickHK "Dominic" wrote in message ... Hi I have created an excel workbook to automate some menial administrative tasks normally acomplished through kludgy web interfaces using a web query and some buttons. This works fine for me. However when I try and run the workbook on anyother team member's machine it dies with the error: Runtime error '1004': This command is not available in a shared workbook. The strange thing is that I never made this a shared workbook. For some reason the shared workbook options under 'Tools' are greyed out. One of the solutions mentioned in MS help was to 'Save As' the workbook to another location. This doesn't help. Does anyone know how to fix this problem? Thanks, Dominic |
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Problems Distributing a Shared Workbook
Heh, good point, but no, it is writeable.
"NickHK" wrote: Dominic, Wild guess, but is the file Read-Only ? NickHK "Dominic" wrote in message ... Hi I have created an excel workbook to automate some menial administrative tasks normally acomplished through kludgy web interfaces using a web query and some buttons. This works fine for me. However when I try and run the workbook on anyother team member's machine it dies with the error: Runtime error '1004': This command is not available in a shared workbook. The strange thing is that I never made this a shared workbook. For some reason the shared workbook options under 'Tools' are greyed out. One of the solutions mentioned in MS help was to 'Save As' the workbook to another location. This doesn't help. Does anyone know how to fix this problem? Thanks, Dominic |
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Is the sheet or workbook protected ?
Try unprotecting it. "Dominic" wrote in message ... Heh, good point, but no, it is writeable. "NickHK" wrote: Dominic, Wild guess, but is the file Read-Only ? NickHK "Dominic" wrote in message ... Hi I have created an excel workbook to automate some menial administrative tasks normally acomplished through kludgy web interfaces using a web query and some buttons. This works fine for me. However when I try and run the workbook on anyother team member's machine it dies with the error: Runtime error '1004': This command is not available in a shared workbook. The strange thing is that I never made this a shared workbook. For some reason the shared workbook options under 'Tools' are greyed out. One of the solutions mentioned in MS help was to 'Save As' the workbook to another location. This doesn't help. Does anyone know how to fix this problem? Thanks, Dominic |
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