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Making a spreadsheet lock up after a demo period expires
I've got a spreadsheet which someone is going to pay me a monthly fee
to use, but first he wants to play around with it for a week or two to see if it meets his requirements. What are some of the methods people use to give spreadsheets a "trial period" functionality, so it will become read-only and non-editable after a period of, say, 30 days? |
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Making a spreadsheet lock up after a demo period expires
On Sep 14, 5:02*pm, travis wrote:
I've got a spreadsheet which someone is going to pay me a monthly fee to use, but first he wants to play around with it for a week or two to see if it meets his requirements. What are some of the methods people use to give spreadsheets a "trial period" functionality, so it will become read-only and non-editable after a period of, say, 30 days? Oops, sorry everyone. Disregard the above as I already asked this question in this forum yesterday and it appears there have been a couple of answers. |
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