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In Excel, How can I produce a carbon copy when saving?
I have a workbook that upon saving, i wish for it to produce a carbon copy on
a shared drive for public viewing, but keep the original secure. And each time I update the original, the version on the shared drive will be overwritten. I'm not sure of the best method to go about this, if it is possible, or if a macro can be made. I am pretty good in excel, but have little experience in creating macros. Help! (i'm using Microsoft Office 2000) |
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