> I bet that's fun if you try to add a new row to the bottom. (This would
> of course be a complete non-issue if you used... a database.)

Actually it works fine.  If two users both add a row to the bottom in 
the same place it does what you would expect (ie add the 2nd row below 
the 1st new row, and not ask if you want to overwrite it or not).

> It's not something I have a lot of expertise with, but I saw all this
> set up 10 years ago, running under Windows 98. It can't be that hard.

The problem with Access is that it's not included in the cheap Office 
packs.  Everyone here needs to ask IT to get a new license if they need 
Access (which of course costs more).  That is a big reason why people 
use Excel for this kind of stuff.

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