Saving shared Excel files

[scasawyer]

Question about saving excel documents
when saving a shared excel file, how do you get it to save to where when you
reopen it it will open at the end of a document, and with this being a
shared file after other users save it, need to be able to open to the end of
file.


Thanks Scott

[Gordon]

scasawyer wrote:
> Question about saving excel documents
> when saving a shared excel file, how do you get it to save to where when you
> reopen it it will open at the end of a document, and with this being a
> shared file after other users save it, need to be able to open to the end of
> file.
>
>
> Thanks Scott
>
>

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[gls858]

scasawyer wrote:
> Question about saving excel documents
> when saving a shared excel file, how do you get it to save to where when you
> reopen it it will open at the end of a document, and with this being a
> shared file after other users save it, need to be able to open to the end of
> file.
>
>
> Thanks Scott
>
>
Taking a guess here. Just hit control and the end key and you
will go to the end off the spreadsheet.

gls858

[scasawyer]

ok i know about the hitting ctrl and End. but if you have the page number
passthe end of where you last left off then that kicks you pass that point,
i have found out that if you delete the custom view for that user and save
the document then it will open to where they last save it, but is there a
way to prevent excel from creating custom views, or at least updating the
custom views to the last saved location.



"scasawyer" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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> Question about saving excel documents
> when saving a shared excel file, how do you get it to save to where when
> you reopen it it will open at the end of a document, and with this being a
> shared file after other users save it, need to be able to open to the end
> of file.
>
>
> Thanks Scott
>