Collaborative editing of documents

From:	Serg (NUKKLEAR)	14 Feb 2017 13:11
To:	ANT_THOMAS	2 of 4

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Google Sheets does that automatically, though I don't know how "live" it updates the other open copies if you're updating something in a spreadsheet. Office365 can do this too through Sharepoint (I love O365 Sharepoint), but I think it's less simultaneous-multi-user. You can use the web version of Excel to edit a spreadsheet that's online in Sharepoint, which as far as I remember locks the spreadsheet so that there are no conflicts. Or you could write something in MS Access? (rar) [...Insert Brain Here...]

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From:	Peter (BOUGHTONP)	15 Feb 2017 00:01
To:	ANT_THOMAS	3 of 4

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This is a common issue and has definitely been solved BY USING THE RIGHT FUCKING TOOL FOR THE JOB: I.E. A DATABASE WITH AN ONLINE GUI.

You should configure Exchange to block attachments for internal messages and go thump everyone who complains.

Also, everyone who recommends Sharepoint needs a slap too.

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From:	Manthorp	15 Feb 2017 08:15
To:	ALL	4 of 4

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Sergiuiuiui is right about Google Sheets. You can tweak collaboratively, with a live message feed on the same page. If it's anything like Google Docs, then it updates in something like real time. "We all have flaws, and mine is being wicked." James Thurber, The Thirteen Clocks 1951 www.mynameislegion.org

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