SharePoint や OneDrive を介在しない共同編集

Co Authoring without SharePoint or OneDrive

現在 Excel で共同編集を行うには SharePoint のドキュメント ライブラリまたは、OneDrive にファイルを登録する必要がある。
共同編集を行う際に、必ずクラウドに登録するのはかなり手間がかかり、無駄なオペレーションが発生している。
クラウドを介さずローカル端末内のみで共同編集ができるよう、機能改善を強く要望します。

※ デフォルトで共同編集が ON になっているなど、手間がかからない仕組みが必要です。

Currently, co-authoring in Excel requires registering the file in a SharePoint document library or OneDrive.
When co-authoring is performed, it is quite time-consuming to register in the cloud, which causes unnecessary operations.
We strongly request functional improvements so that co-authoring can be performed only on the local terminal without going through the cloud.

• A mechanism that does not require much work, such as co-authoring being turned on by default, is required.

It is currently not possible to connect Excel for Mac to data in a SharePoint list. That makes both Excel and SharePoint less functional in a wide variety of organizations, and makes SPO lists essentially useless in environments where they're updated from time to time.

Microsoft has developed a robust sync tool that works between Mac and SharePoint Online. Perhaps that could be adapted in a unidirectional way?

In any event, please consider for development.

Enable sharing to the Microsoft Teams application from the Excel client

Re: Excel online sharing on onedrive

It would be helpful if multiple users could access the same file online to edit/update/delete records AND be able to perform filter/contains searches independently (dynamically) without effecting the other users visibility.

The spreadsheet we are using has 8,500+ rows of data.

Thank you.

Not sure why this option isn't available, completely leaving your customer base out to hang with a feature I used when I had PC...

It would be amazing to have the opportunity to edit and view a worksheet among multiple users at the same time. Just like you are able to work in the same document in Word.

It would be great if you could export from Excel to a Sharepoint list in Excel for Mac. At present you have to cut and paste which is prone to error with large files.

When using the online version of Excel (on an iPad), going to Sharing / Send Attachment / Email / via PDF, it gives the option to "Print Active Sheet" or "Print Entire Workbook".

Unfortunately, when using the downloaded version of Excel on an iMac or MacBook, the Sharing Options / Send Attachment / via PDF, gives no option to print the "active sheet" and automatically sends the entire workbook.

Is there any way to send only the "active sheet" directly from Excel on a downloaded version of Excel used on iMac or MacBook?