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Pivot tables

If I am sending out a spreadsheet to a group of people for them to update their own section and send it back to me (as owner of the entire spreadsheet), is there a better way than "cut and paste" to incorporate these responses?

Many thanks,
Gale

RE: Pivot tables

Hi Gale,

Thank you for your question.

If you save the spreadsheet onto the network and share the workbook, then they can all edit their sections of your spreadsheet all at once.

To do this, open the file and choose Tools and Share Workbook. Select the option that says 'Allow changes by more than...'. Save the file to a shared network drive and then they can all edit their sections at the same time.

I hope this answers your question.

Regards

Simon

 

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