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Sharing a workbook with others

ResolvedVersion 2003

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Sharing a workbook with others

How are you able to share a workbook with multiple persons allowing more than one person to update the workbook at the same time?

RE: Sharing a workbook with others

Hi Catherine

Thanks for getting in touch. You can share workbooks in Excel 2003 with the following command:

Tools > Share Workbook

The options on these two tabs are fairly self-explanatory. There is a good reference guide here:

http://ezinearticles.com/?Sharing-An-Excel-2003-Workbook& ;id=1201442

I hope this helps, please let me know if you get stuck.

Kind regards

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Hiding a worksheet in Excel

Want to circulate an Excel workbook file but keep certain worksheets hidden from your colleagues' view?

You can do so by bringing up the sheet you wish to hide on your screen; then going to Format - Sheet - Hide.

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