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In the office this past week I created a tool that was posted on the
corporate Intranet and users downloaded it to view certain reports and make forecasts to other reports. The file was 6.8MB and Tools Share Workbook Allow changes€¦ was checked. Over the course of the first day that the tool was posted to the Intranet, we noticed some strange behavior. Some people who open the file received a message saying that the file was €˜Read Only but this setting was never enabled. Also, some people were unable to save the changes that they made to their forecasts (even when the file was not opened as €˜Read Only€¦which was never enabled anyway). Some people had no problems, whatsoever, accessing and utilizing the file. All in all, probably 30+ people accessed the file throughout the day. Due to this strange, and seemingly random behavior, I can only imagine that we exceeded some kind of memory limitation. Has anyone encountered this type of behavior before? If so, what did you do to overcome these issues? I am thinking that there must be a better way to allow users to log into a single file, view the contents, and make a few changes. Can this be done with UserForms? Can I set up some UserForms, open them, allow users to input information into the form, and then send this data to a specific range on a specific sheet? I have some extensively experience programming Excel UserForms, but I have never tried to use a UserForm to log into a €˜remote excel file. I have some experience using specific references in UserForms such as this €¦ Private Sub ComboBox2_Change() UserForm1.ComboBox2.RowSource = ThisWorkbook.Worksheets("Welcome").Range("A12:A20" ).Address(External:=True) End Sub Private Sub ComboBox3_Change() UserForm1.ComboBox3.RowSource = ThisWorkbook.Worksheets("Welcome").Range("B12:B20" ).Address(External:=True) End Sub €¦ Anyway, Im not even sure that this type of project is feasible or practical. Does anyone have any experience doing such a thing? What may be a viable alternative? Some people have MS Access, but most people do not, and will not have it installed, so I am trying to do this project in Excel. Id appreciate any and all input. Regards, Ryan--- -- RyGuy |
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