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Can't create chart, option grayed out
- May 08, 2018
The trick is to uncheck the box, see screen shots.
Click Share WorkbookUncheck the box and OK
No, it is not protected. Thanks.
- SergeiBaklanMay 07, 2018Diamond Contributor
If you open your old workbook and Save As it into new one (.xlsx) will it be the same?
- a gMay 08, 2018Copper Contributor
I tried that. It's the same. Thanks.
- JKPieterseMay 07, 2018Silver ContributorPerhaps the workbook is in shared mode (Review tab)?
- a gMay 08, 2018Copper Contributor
Yes, it is in "shared" mode. I'm the only user I'm sharing with. I tried to remove myself and Excel wouldn't let me. Instead, it suggested closing the file. I did that, re-opened, and it's the same. How would I make it unshare?
When I looked in help, all I found was vague video info that co-authoring is better, though it didn't bother to say how specifically it's better or even in what versions of Excel co-authoring is in. I'm using Excel as part of Office 2013, desktop version, not 365 version. I also didn't find what I was looking for, how to turn off sharing, since I'm the only one using this spreadsheet.
Thanks.
- JKPieterseMay 08, 2018Silver ContributorYou should be able to unshare using the button on the review tab of the ribbon.