I have created a shared Excel workbook to which many people need to add information. The workbook is saved on the company network in a public folder that everyone can access. Since each person needs to save the file with their additions, everyone has read/write privileges.
I am worried that someone might copy the file and work on it locally, and then save it back to the network location, thereby overwriting the original file, and losing any information that others might have entered in the meantime. I have warned everyone not to do that, but I am still concerned. Is there any way to prevent the file from being overwritten?
I am worried that someone might copy the file and work on it locally, and then save it back to the network location, thereby overwriting the original file, and losing any information that others might have entered in the meantime. I have warned everyone not to do that, but I am still concerned. Is there any way to prevent the file from being overwritten?