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Hoping that someone can help me out.
In Microsoft Word (v. 2003) there is a function called "Versions" that I use
all the time. Is there a similar function in Excel?

Thanks so much for your help.
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Use =INFO("release")
XL 2003 is release 11.0; XL 2007 is 12.0; the next version will be 14.0 (who
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Hoping that someone can help me out.
In Microsoft Word (v. 2003) there is a function called "Versions" that I
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Thanks so much for your help.



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Not really, you can create the effect using save As.

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Hoping that someone can help me out.
In Microsoft Word (v. 2003) there is a function called "Versions" that I use
all the time. Is there a similar function in Excel?

Thanks so much for your help.


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