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Excel from NT to 2000

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Peter - 29 Nov 2003 09:08 GMT
We have just migrated from NT to 2000 taking with us Excel
documents written in Office 97 format.
Previously, if a user was in a spreadsheet and another
users tried to open it, the second users wouls get the
options, cancel, read-only or notify. Now on a 50-50
basis, users either get this message correctly or are
allowed in. We then have two users using the same file
which usually results in the document corrupting and any
work being lost.

Any help would be gratefully appreciated.
(Frustrated Sys Admin)
Nick Hodge - 29 Nov 2003 11:02 GMT
Peter

On the face of it I would say impossible, but then.....

Are you sure none of these files have been changed in excel to allow shared.
(It's not great to share XL files anyhow, because...they often corrupt)

All I could think of

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> We have just migrated from NT to 2000 taking with us Excel
> documents written in Office 97 format.
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> Any help would be gratefully appreciated.
> (Frustrated Sys Admin)
- 30 Nov 2003 15:40 GMT
None of the files are set to share.

But thanks for taking the time to answer.

Peter.
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