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George Wilson
I am assisting a couple of customers who have an excel
file they both edit from a server. The file is not shared
and when user #1 has the file open and user #2 tries to
open the file user #2 gets prompted that the file is open
by another user and can only be opened read only. When
user #2 has the file open and user #1 opens the file and
never gets prompted. This seems to be pretty consistent.
User #2 is the creator of the file but I believe should
still be getting prompted to open as read only. Is there
any settings in Excel that would keep from being prompted
to open read only? Might there be another permissions
setting or circumstance on the server which may be causing
this situation? Any assistance will be appreciated.
TIA
George
file they both edit from a server. The file is not shared
and when user #1 has the file open and user #2 tries to
open the file user #2 gets prompted that the file is open
by another user and can only be opened read only. When
user #2 has the file open and user #1 opens the file and
never gets prompted. This seems to be pretty consistent.
User #2 is the creator of the file but I believe should
still be getting prompted to open as read only. Is there
any settings in Excel that would keep from being prompted
to open read only? Might there be another permissions
setting or circumstance on the server which may be causing
this situation? Any assistance will be appreciated.
TIA
George