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Sally has attended:
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Sharing spreadsheets

When I use a shared spreadsheet, I cant amend the cell widths or add in columns. How can I do this without having to unshare the workbook?

RE: Sharing spreadsheets

Hi Sally,

Normally its the first person who opens the shared document can edit it, with other people being read only. If you are the only one with the document open and you still cant change the column width etc... it may be that the workbook has been protected.

Hope that helps?

Thanks
Paul

 

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