Macros on a Network

Phillip A

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Hi All,

I am writing an excel macro that is a board game. Currently, the board is set up on a worksheet called "Board," with a page of details stored on a "Storage" worksheet. However as I began writing it, I learned about forms and how useful they can be. It got me thinking - is there anyway I can do the entire game on a form?

The hitch is that I want to play with multiple users over a network. Is there any way that the form can be run over the network at the same time? Originally, I figured I would have to have each player do a turn, save the workbook, and then inform the other player. But a form would be so much cleaner if I could get it to work!

Thanks in advance,

Phillip
 

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