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From: tstb on 23 Mar 2010 06:58
How do I make my workbook read only to another user whilst I am making
changes. Why is the other user not getting a read only prompt, they are also
making changes causing save problems. I have not ticked the allow changes
by more than one user box in the tools menu.
From: Eduardo on 23 Mar 2010 08:05
Hi,
with your spreadsheet open go to save as,then click on tools at your left
bottom, enter a password and check the box that says Read-only recommended
Hope this helps

"tstb" wrote:

> How do I make my workbook read only to another user whilst I am making
> changes. Why is the other user not getting a read only prompt, they are also
> making changes causing save problems. I have not ticked the allow changes
> by more than one user box in the tools menu.
From: Bob I on 23 Mar 2010 12:53
Don't make it a Shared Workbook.

tstb wrote:

> How do I make my workbook read only to another user whilst I am making
> changes. Why is the other user not getting a read only prompt, they are also
> making changes causing save problems. I have not ticked the allow changes
> by more than one user box in the tools menu.

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