8-7: Edit a Workbook Simultaneously With Others Using Excel Online

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[@TheSmartMethod]

Glad to help!

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[@TheSmartMethod]

Very pleased it helped you. Of course, I did record this a few years ago and things have changed a little in the latest Excel version (though this lesson is still relevant). The up-to-date lesson is included in the January 2021 fifth edition of my Excel 365 book (the latest edition at time of writing).

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[@HaroonZia3377]

Nice.. How to give different permissions to different users for different ranges..?

[@TheSmartMethod]

Hi Haroon, this is covered in The Smart Method Excel Expert Skills book in "Lesson 6-12: Allow different levels of access to a worksheet...". Unfortunately I have not yet recorded this lesson as a video lesson. You can set different passwords to protect ranges of cells within a worksheet. You can also allow access based upon the Windows log-in password or user group.

[@healthforaprosperousnation3269]

Thank you

[@TheSmartMethod]

You're welcome