What does [Shared][Group] mean?

[Guest]

I know what [Shared] means and I know that when you select multiple
worksheets while sharing you get [Group][Shared]. But I need to know what
causes the inverse, [Shared][Group].

Everytime we get this status on the title bar our Excel locks up.

Any ideas on why or how this occurs?

 

[Dave Peterson]

I use xl2003 and couldn't get that version to show [shared][group] no matter
what order I did things.

You may want to post the version that you're running. Maybe someone running
that version can try.

I know what [Shared] means and I know that when you select multiple
worksheets while sharing you get [Group][Shared]. But I need to know what
causes the inverse, [Shared][Group].

Everytime we get this status on the title bar our Excel locks up.

Any ideas on why or how this occurs?

 

[Gord Dibben]

I can get [Group] [Shared} if I go to Tools>Share Workbook and do the Shared
thing and then select more than one sheet.

XL 2002 and 2003

Check your sheet tabs. You have more than one selected.


Gord Dibben Excel MVP

I use xl2003 and couldn't get that version to show [shared][group] no matter
what order I did things.

You may want to post the version that you're running. Maybe someone running
that version can try.

I know what [Shared] means and I know that when you select multiple
worksheets while sharing you get [Group][Shared]. But I need to know what
causes the inverse, [Shared][Group].

Everytime we get this status on the title bar our Excel locks up.

Any ideas on why or how this occurs?

 

[Dave Peterson]

Can you get it so the title bar shows Shared first, followed by Group?

I think that the OP's question boiled down to why xl crashed when he got the
title bar in that order.

I can get [Group] [Shared} if I go to Tools>Share Workbook and do the Shared
thing and then select more than one sheet.

XL 2002 and 2003

Check your sheet tabs. You have more than one selected.

Gord Dibben Excel MVP

I use xl2003 and couldn't get that version to show [shared][group] no matter
what order I did things.

You may want to post the version that you're running. Maybe someone running
that version can try.

I know what [Shared] means and I know that when you select multiple
worksheets while sharing you get [Group][Shared]. But I need to know what
causes the inverse, [Shared][Group].

Everytime we get this status on the title bar our Excel locks up.

Any ideas on why or how this occurs?

 

[Gord Dibben]

Once again guilty of not reading OP properly(Fully?).

No. Cannot get order reversed.


Gord

Can you get it so the title bar shows Shared first, followed by Group?

I think that the OP's question boiled down to why xl crashed when he got the
title bar in that order.

I can get [Group] [Shared} if I go to Tools>Share Workbook and do the Shared
thing and then select more than one sheet.

XL 2002 and 2003

Check your sheet tabs. You have more than one selected.

Gord Dibben Excel MVP

I use xl2003 and couldn't get that version to show [shared][group] no matter
what order I did things.

You may want to post the version that you're running. Maybe someone running
that version can try.

Jamie Carper wrote:

I know what [Shared] means and I know that when you select multiple
worksheets while sharing you get [Group][Shared]. But I need to know what
causes the inverse, [Shared][Group].

Everytime we get this status on the title bar our Excel locks up.

Any ideas on why or how this occurs?

 

[Dave Peterson]

Just don't say you're suffering from DLP disease!

Once again guilty of not reading OP properly(Fully?).

No. Cannot get order reversed.

Gord

Can you get it so the title bar shows Shared first, followed by Group?

I think that the OP's question boiled down to why xl crashed when he got the
title bar in that order.

I can get [Group] [Shared} if I go to Tools>Share Workbook and do the Shared
thing and then select more than one sheet.

XL 2002 and 2003

Check your sheet tabs. You have more than one selected.

Gord Dibben Excel MVP

I use xl2003 and couldn't get that version to show [shared][group] no matter
what order I did things.

You may want to post the version that you're running. Maybe someone running
that version can try.

Jamie Carper wrote:

I know what [Shared] means and I know that when you select multiple
worksheets while sharing you get [Group][Shared]. But I need to know what
causes the inverse, [Shared][Group].

Everytime we get this status on the title bar our Excel locks up.

Any ideas on why or how this occurs?