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Hi all
For version control reasons, I want to issue different
Excel spreadsheets to users, e.g. v3.29.xls, v3.30.xls,
etc.
I have created a shortcut to the latest version in the
directory, with a common name. I wanted to link to this
shortcut from the Start menu, but of course, a shortcut
to a shortcut is not allowed.
How do I create a file that I can refer to from the start
menu, that I can replace on a user's hard drive, together
with a new Excel workbook version?
The alternative is to standardise on the workbook name,
but because this is a work-in-progress still, I would
prefer that the user can see by the filename what version
he is using, not just from text within the workbook.
Regards
Paul
Hi all
For version control reasons, I want to issue different
Excel spreadsheets to users, e.g. v3.29.xls, v3.30.xls,
etc.
I have created a shortcut to the latest version in the
directory, with a common name. I wanted to link to this
shortcut from the Start menu, but of course, a shortcut
to a shortcut is not allowed.
How do I create a file that I can refer to from the start
menu, that I can replace on a user's hard drive, together
with a new Excel workbook version?
The alternative is to standardise on the workbook name,
but because this is a work-in-progress still, I would
prefer that the user can see by the filename what version
he is using, not just from text within the workbook.
Regards
Paul