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Tools-Share workbook. But be aware that this feature is not terribly well implemented and tends to cause corruption. If you need real multi-user access, then a database application would be better.<br />
Regards,<br />
Rory
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Tools-Share workbook. But be aware that this feature is not terribly well implemented and tends to cause corruption. If you need real multi-user access, then a database application would be better.
Regards,
Rory

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I'm lookig for some stable solution
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You may want to take a look at Windows SharePoint Services (WSS) list feature. These lists can be accessed over the web by multiple users based on their role/security. You can use the list to gather data. The list can then be synchronized with the Excel workbook on a periodic basis either manually or automatically (using a macro or .Net code).
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You may want to take a look at Windows SharePoint Services (WSS) list feature. These lists can be accessed over the web by multiple users based on their role/security. You can use the list to gather data. The list can then be synchronized with the Excel workbook on a periodic basis either manually or automatically (using a macro or .Net code).

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How to share excel file for multiple user,<br />
I want UserA, UserB and UserC to add data entry for column 1 to column 6 on same sheet same time<br />
OR<br />
Users can use sheet1 for data entry and all users result will be merge on sheet2 but how can I push the result from all three users while excel is open on three seperate pc opening &nbsp;same file from network
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How to share excel file for multiple user,
I want UserA, UserB and UserC to add data entry for column 1 to column 6 on same sheet same time
OR
Users can use sheet1 for data entry and all users result will be merge on sheet2 but how can I push the result from all three users while excel is open on three seperate pc opening  same file from network

how to share excel file for multiple user

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