Excel Community: Simplifying Spaces and Labels
Hi all, As you may have noticed already, we as the Excel Team have done a bit of "spring/summer cleaning" for the community. We have received feedback that the number of "spaces" was simply too many at nine, so we have pared things down. Now, there are three community spaces: Excel: this will be the primary place for posting content, as many of the old spaces have been migrated as labels will find a good home here BI and Data Analysis: this will be a good place for posting about tasks and questions that cut across Excel, Power BI, and other topics in this realm Resources and Community: this will increasingly become a place for folks to share sample files and templates with each other Q: What happened to the other spaces that used to exist? A: They have since been rolled up as "Labels", which you can find in the "More Resources" sidebar under "Labels" of any of the three spaces mentioned above. Look for these on the right side: Please let us know if you have any other questions. Thanks for reading!
Question with this forum itself
Why is the "Start a Discussion" button so hard to find. I doesn't show up for me unless I use a really obscure link to get here. What am I doing wrong that that button is nowhere to be found when I come to this site normally? Also the share links on the left side are very obstructive. It blocks text and I cannot get rid of it.Excel Tools for Network & Windows
Excel Tools for Network & Windows Some time ago I already shared an earlier version of this project. Since then, I have added several new features. These tools are based on functionalities that already exist in Windows and its associated software. I have consolidated them into a single Excel-based interface, allowing all tools to be executed directly from Excel. The files are free for private use. For business or enterprise environments, a more comprehensive toolbox can be developed, enabling direct support, repair, management, monitoring, and control of users and systems. Everything can be customized according to specific requirements — the scope depends solely on the desired functionality, time investment, and budget. I appreciate any positive feedback, suggestions, or constructive tips. If this project is not of interest to you, please feel free to ignore it. Thank you, and I wish everyone happy holidays.How to limit "Forwarding" of a shared Excel Workbook
Hello, I am trying to understand if this is possible so please bear with me. I have shared access to my Workbook with an individual from another agency, which is working well. They in turn shared it to a coworker without my knowledge. Thankfully there is no inherit confidentiality concerns but it presented a problem. I never received an email about the "forwarding" and was only made aware when Individual A informed me they had shared it with their coworker. They did receive an email that it was "shared" but I did not. Can I limit who shares access to the workbook? The only permissions I am able to see that are changeable are "Edit" and "View" When I am using the word "forwarding", I am thinking of how you can forward a scheduled appointment in Outlook, which sends an email to the host, letting them know the meeting was forwarded. Thank you so much for your help.
