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I have a workbook that is periodically updated by a coworker and e-mailed to
me. The updated workbook is renamed with a new file name such as xxx rev4 and the date it was updated. I would like to update my workbook without loosing my comments that I have entered in workbook xxx rev3 and the date. How do I update my workbook to the latest version without loosing my comments? Thank you, Master Chief |
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if I am reading this right, the only way of doing this is to have your
coworker edit xxx erv3 with the Track Changes feature turned on. He/she can save it as rev4. You see the updates, but your comments will stay intact. "Master Chief" wrote: I have a workbook that is periodically updated by a coworker and e-mailed to me. The updated workbook is renamed with a new file name such as xxx rev4 and the date it was updated. I would like to update my workbook without loosing my comments that I have entered in workbook xxx rev3 and the date. How do I update my workbook to the latest version without loosing my comments? Thank you, Master Chief |
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