Integrate Spreadsheet Permit For Free

Click Review > Share Workbook. On the Editing tab, select the Allow changes by more than one user ... check box. On the Advanced tab, select the options that you want to use for tracking and updating changes, and then click OK.

Enable or disable Edit mode Click File > Options > Advanced. , click Excel Options, and then click the Advanced category. Under Editing options, do one of the following: To enable Edit mode, select the Allow editing directly in cells check box.

Share your workbook Select Share. Set permissions. Allow editing is automatically checked. Uncheck this if you only want to give permission to view the file, not edit it. ... Enter the names or email addresses of who to share with. Add a message (optional). Select Send. Or, select Copy link to get a link to the file.

You can also press Ctrl+Shift+F or Ctrl+1. In the Format Cells popup, in the Protection tab, uncheck the Locked box and then click OK. This unlocks all the cells on the worksheet when you protect the worksheet.

On the Insert tab, choose Spreadsheet > Existing Excel Spreadsheet. Find and click the file you want to add, and choose Insert. Choose Insert Spreadsheet. Tip: If you want to embed just a table or chart from the spreadsheet, choose Insert a Chart or Table instead.

Click Review > Share Workbook. On the Editing tab, select the Allow changes by more than one user ... check box. On the Advanced tab, select the options that you want to use for tracking and updating changes, and then click OK.

With the file open in Excel, click on the "Enable Editing" button in the "Changes" section of the "Review" tab. This will remove the read-only lock from the file and allow you to make changes.

If a worksheet or presentation is locked for editing and can't be edited in the Windows desktop application, it may be that the file is already being edited by someone else, or they have the file checked out.