Converting Excel 2016 to 365

Jon21990

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I've built a spreadsheet which I'd now like to roll out for simultaneous use by individuals throughout the business. It's built on Excel 2016, & I know I have access to Office 365 (although I've not actually used it yet). Is there a way to convert a 2016 to 365? for use in this manner?

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Thanks for this - so I've constructed a workbook in Excel 2016. I know I have office 365 as well. Can I make this spreadsheet "shared" so it can be worked on by several individuals simultaneously?

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