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Bob Day
Using Excel 2003...
Monthly, we send excel spread sheets to clients who edit them and then send
them back. Unfortunately, buy the time they send them back, they have
usually renamed them. We are always worried that that are sending back an
older excel spread sheet that they have worked on.
It there any way to confirm the excel spread sheet we are getting back is
the one se sent them (i.e. the most recent one?). It would have to be
something they cannot edit, so merely adding a date cell or something like
that would not work (unless you could lock only that cell without protecting
the entire spread sheet, which I don't see how to do).
Any ideas?
Thanks
Bob
Monthly, we send excel spread sheets to clients who edit them and then send
them back. Unfortunately, buy the time they send them back, they have
usually renamed them. We are always worried that that are sending back an
older excel spread sheet that they have worked on.
It there any way to confirm the excel spread sheet we are getting back is
the one se sent them (i.e. the most recent one?). It would have to be
something they cannot edit, so merely adding a date cell or something like
that would not work (unless you could lock only that cell without protecting
the entire spread sheet, which I don't see how to do).
Any ideas?
Thanks
Bob