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What is the best way of managing Excel spreadsheet versions?
I have spreadsheets that I need to update weekly and have been creating a new
copy of the spreadsheet each time I update it. I was wondering if the is a tool either within Excel or external that will allow me to log changes similar to CVS or Subversion does with text files, so that I can annotate changes and compare versions of different points in time. |
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What is the best way of managing Excel spreadsheet versions?
Revision number in the file Properties, Summary?
Jimmy713 wrote: I have spreadsheets that I need to update weekly and have been creating a new copy of the spreadsheet each time I update it. I was wondering if the is a tool either within Excel or external that will allow me to log changes similar to CVS or Subversion does with text files, so that I can annotate changes and compare versions of different points in time. |
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