> save a particular Excel document, regardless of whether they have actually made any edits,
Does this issue occur with other Excel workbooks? I would suggest you create a new blank workbook to check this issue.
- Please use "Save As" function to save this file with other file format or other file name.
- I also suggest you use "Move or Copy" function to move some sheet to the new created workbook.
Excel will create a temp file on the network drive when you open it from a network location and then when you try to save the document it uses this temp file to overwrite the original copy.
- Make sure these users have sufficient permissions on this file, such as read, write, modify, and delete.
- Please check the network to ensure these users did not lose this network connection after opening this file.
- If users copy this file to the local, then modify and save it and put it back on the DFS mapped drive to check whether it is successful.
- If any AV software is enabled, it's recommended to temporarily exit for a test.
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