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      4th Oct 2006
Hi is it possible to capture all user action within Excel, I have a file that
updates a database but falls over is a user is in a file that uses the
database. I am going to put a flag in a ini file and have all files using the
database check the ini and then give the user a message to close the workbook.
any help will be much appreciated.
Charles
 
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      4th Oct 2006
You looking for Application Level events ?
http://www.cpearson.com/excel/AppEvent.htm

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> Hi is it possible to capture all user action within Excel, I have a file

that
> updates a database but falls over is a user is in a file that uses the
> database. I am going to put a flag in a ini file and have all files using

the
> database check the ini and then give the user a message to close the

workbook.
> any help will be much appreciated.
> Charles



 
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