Unable To Edit From Excel 2008 For Mac In Windows Excel 2010

Patrick, I have a NetApp as well and I have also been able to unlock files using Computer Management. Note: The domain login you are using on the computer you are performing this from may need to have proper permissions over the filer in order to do this. If you're using Windows, launch compmgmt.msc and then right-click on Computer Management (Local Computer) at the top of the tree and Connect to Another Computer. Type in the hostname or IP address of the NetApp filer that hosts your CIFS share.

Hi Guys, Is it possible if I have to print the same document for every day of the year. For excel to change the date as it prints out all 365 sheets. Only the date will change for each page. Thanks in advance for your time.

Expand System Tools. Be patient, it could take a minute or two. Then expand Share Folders and go to Open Files. A list of open files and their network users should populate the list to the right. This has worked for me when working with both Windows file servers and NetApp filers. Usb 3.o adapter for mac os. Should also work for EMC or IBM System X, to my knowledge.

Hope this helps. Patrick, I have a NetApp as well and I have also been able to unlock files using Computer Management. Note: The domain login you are using on the computer you are performing this from may need to have proper permissions over the filer in order to do this. Mac usb drivers for arduino.

If you're using Windows, launch compmgmt.msc and then right-click on Computer Management (Local Computer) at the top of the tree and Connect to Another Computer. Type in the hostname or IP address of the NetApp filer that hosts your CIFS share. Expand System Tools. Be patient, it could take a minute or two. Then expand Share Folders and go to Open Files. A list of open files and their network users should populate the list to the right. This has worked for me when working with both Windows file servers and NetApp filers.

Should also work for EMC or IBM System X, to my knowledge. Hope this helps. Just another note for people finding this, I have a 2008 AD setup and just ran into the same issue with a twist. The file is a commonly used file on our network. It is on the file server and there is not a temp file (as stated you need to change the default view options so you see hidden, system files and the like to really SEE all the files). Again, the server sees it as open and no temp file is there. I went into Control Panel > Administrator Tools > Share and Storage Management > Manage Open Files (on the far right).

The user that supposedly had it open did not. However another user did have it open. They closed it and all is well. I did not force it closed but that is an option.

I only have guesses as to why that is happening; I don't know for sure. KadduK wrote: The files are on a server and I don't think there is any lock on the files. So the user is loggin into the server's desktop then opening up the file? I think they are on the server and it is acting as a file share - check the server for open files in the computer management snap in - as stated in the best answer of this thread. KadduK wrote: I tried checking for the hidden files in the 'Temporary Internet Files Content.IE5'. Does not show any. So it is located on a server and you are checking the IE temp files?

I just realized this thread was answered and you are having this same problem - probably should have started a new thread and referenced this one as a similar issue (but not the same as you have already tried it right)?

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