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Excel 2016 and Co-Authoring
Hi Brent,
Sorry if you've already read my other replies about excel co-authoring but seems a lot of people are waiting on MS for this. Until then ...
give http://www.xlshare.net a try. It does co-authoring and real-time collaboration in Excel 2016 (desktop). This is available now and there is a free version to use. There is a video on the website which demonstrates it's capabilities.
It is very simple to use. Should take less than a minute to install and doesn't require any additional software.
As for RMS-protected files. If it opens up in Excel 2016 then it'll work. XLShare is just an addin to Excel.
Jon
- kallaswamyNov 15, 2021
Microsoft
Jon Lee Co-Authoring Truly works only post the Excel 365 September 2019 Release. Collaborate on Excel workbooks at the same time with co-authoring (microsoft.com)
Note: This feature is only available if you have a Microsoft 365 subscription. If you are a Microsoft 365 subscriber, make sure you have the latest version of Office.