Share microsoft office documents not saving on all users

Set up new user account for my wife
shared my "desktop" where regular microsoft excel and word documents we use are saved
Wife's account can access documents and save, but when testing and i try on my user, the file alterations have not been done.
I log back into wife's account, open file, changes are there as previously saved, it's not being reflected on my user.
Permissions set to read+write
I tried a normal text document on my wife's account, saved it onto shared desktop, opened it from my user and that was fine.
Please help

Set up new user account for my wife
shared my "desktop" where regular microsoft excel and word documents we use are saved
Wife's account can access documents and save, but when testing and i try on my user, the file alterations have not been done.
I log back into wife's account, open file, changes are there as previously saved, it's not being reflected on my user.
Permissions set to read+write
I tried a normal text document on my wife's account, saved it onto shared desktop, opened it from my user and that was fine.
Please help

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