Update a shared workbook.

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Does anyone know how I can update a shared workbook that resides on
network drive in order that multiple users who have it open can se
other people's changes?

The worksheet is populated by way of a form which enters the data i
the next blank cell. If two users enter the data at the same time i
produces a conflict error on exit.

Is there a way of reflecting the changes made by other users before m
code runs to find the next cell and thus enter it in a truly vacan
cell?

Thanks
 
Hi,

My suggestion is to have a "At The End of day" Button.
You will need to create a Master WorkBook so that at the end of the da
Is selected it will open modify and close the Master. This should help


HTH

Charle
 
Thanks for your reply Charles.

What I neglected to mention is that the code looks for unique value
when it runs therefore the 'master' must be updated each and every tim
the user enters code.....
 
Hi,

I'm not sure if it can be done then. To the best of my knowledge i
someone is active the another person can not update because they wil
have to open as a read only. Mybe someone else my know of away.


Charle
 
Hmmmm.....

Does anyone know if I am on the right lines wit
AutoUpdateSaveChanges?

From good old help....

"This example causes changes to the shared workbook to be posted t
other users whenever the workbook is automatically updated.

ActiveWorkbook.AutoUpdateSaveChanges "

Any idea if this will update remote users when a manual save happens?

Gonna give it a try......
 
Just in case anyone else is searching this thread the solution appears
to be;

Activeworkbook.autoupdatefrequency=0
Activeworkbook.autoupdatesavechanges=true

Frequency to zero means that updates only occur when a manual save is
done.
autoupdatesavechanges promulgates changes to all users.

:)
 

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