A colleague and I can successfully simultaneously edit an Excel spreadsheet in Skydrive Web App but it is clunky, not much better than editing/formatting in Google docs. Can we both open the same spreadsheet in Excel and still edit simultaneously? (Able
to see one another's changes by saving/reloading versions often? We are just working with text, not formulas.) We have done this successfully in the past with Word documents (edit simultaneously in Word view, not Word web app view), but are for some reason
unable make it work in Excel. Any help you can provide would be very much appreciated! Snowdancer55.
I have many documents to be reviewed by several reviewers. Titles of the documents are listed in column A of an Excel spreadsheet uploaded to SkyDrive. These titles act as hyperlinks to the actual pdf documents which are assembled in a separate SkyDrive
folder. In THEORY, a reviewer can be invited to share access to the spreadsheet by email, and without signing up to Skydrive can scan the list of titles and select a document to review by clicking on the title and have the document come up on their screen
(and download it). In PRACTICE, this worked when I tested the process by sending an invitation to share the Excel file to my other email address, and responded from the same (Macbook Pro) computer I used to upload the Excel file and document folder. However,
it did NOT work in a more realistic test when I sent the same sharing invitation to a colleague who does not have a SkyDrive account. She could access the Excel file in SkyDrive, but attempts to access the document by clicking on the hyperlinked title failed.
I'd rather not have to 'share' all the documents with all the reviewers, and also not require them to sign up to SkyDrive. All suggestions welcome, thanks!
NJG
I loaded my Excel spreadsheet (from SkyDrive) to my home computer to take a look at it. It locked it on SkyDrive.
I am now at my work computer (separate location) and want to edit the Excel spreadsheet, but when I try to open it, it says it's locked. Is there some way I can unlock it now?
Thanks,
Brett
I am now at my work computer (separate location) and want to edit the Excel spreadsheet, but when I try to open it, it says it's locked. Is there some way I can unlock it now?
Thanks,
Brett
Why can't I view an excel spreadsheet on my phone from that is in my private folder on SkyDrive. I continue to get a message that says "You don't have permission to download this file. For help, try contacting the person who manages this site." Thanks.
Hello,
I'd need assistance writing an AppleScript to extract the first name, last name, nickname, and sender address from every message in a folder in Outlook for mac:2011 then populate a new Excel spreadsheet. Once in Excel, I'll manually remove duplicates.
I want to rebuild my autocomplete history in Outlook for mac:2011 after migrating from Apple Mail.
Outlook only allows you to Add Sender to Address Book one message at a time.
Here's what I have:
on run {}
tell application "Microsoft Outlook"
set theAccount to imap account "Me"
-- Get the messages selected in Outlook
set currentMessages to current messages
set mailFolders to name of folders of theAccount as list
-- Check to make sure items are selected, if not then quit
if ((count of currentMessages) < 1) then return
-- Iterate through selected messages
repeat with aMessage in currentMessages
-- Get the account for the message
set messageAccount to account of aMessage
set messageSender to sender of aMessage
sender of every message of folder "INBOX" of the theAccount as list
end repeat
end tell
end run
Thank you.
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