Hi Iakov,
I would kindly ask you to right-click on your (.xls) or (.xlsx) file and check if the same is marked as read-only. If so, uncheck this option.
Alternatively,
If you are running Windows, please do the following command on your terminal as Administrator:
calcls <PATH>/<TO>/<FILE> /e /p {USERNAME}:{PERMISSION}
where:
<PATH>/<TO>/<FILE>, correspond to where your file is located (e.g.: C:\temp\file.xls)
/e, Edit permission and kept old permission as it is i.e. edit ACL instead of replacing it.
/p, Set new permission
{USERNAME}, please add your User (e.g.: C:\Users\Iakov)
{PERMISSION}, permission can be:
- R - Read
- W - Write
- C - Change (write)
- F - Full control
Further information can be found on http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/bb490872.aspx
If you are running Linux/Mac OS, please do the following:
sudo chmod {USER}+{PERMISSION} <PATH>/<TO>/<FILE>
where:
{USER}, user(s) who will be granted:
- u - User who owns the file
- g - Group that owns the file
- o - Other
- a - All
{PERMISSION}, permission can be:
- r - Read the file
- w - Write or edit the file
- x - Execute or run the file as a program
<PATH>/<TO>/<FILE>, correspond to where your file is located (e.g.: /var/temp/file.xls)
Kind regards,
Rafael
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