Looking for feedback from anyone concerning this feature. We have by
accident found that when you have two separate workbooks open, make a change
in one, do a "Save", then go to the other workbook and activate it and then
hit the Undo feature, it defaults to the first workbook and undoes the last
change you made in it even though you saved it. We noted that when you do a
"Save" in Excel, the Undo feature button does not inactivate itself like it
does in Word, thereby, solidifying all changes you have made. It still
leaves the option for changes, which is okay, but it's when the undo feature
hops from one open workbook to another that is concerning.

Has anyone else had this experience yet? Any feedback or suggestions?

People have asked for years that a Save not clear the undo buffer and it was
finally added in Excel 2007. As far as switching back to the last workbook
when it had the last change, that's not new behavior.

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Jim
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| Looking for feedback from anyone concerning this feature. We have by
| accident found that when you have two separate workbooks open, make a
change
| in one, do a "Save", then go to the other workbook and activate it and
then
| hit the Undo feature, it defaults to the first workbook and undoes the
last
| change you made in it even though you saved it. We noted that when you do
a
| "Save" in Excel, the Undo feature button does not inactivate itself like
it
| does in Word, thereby, solidifying all changes you have made. It still
| leaves the option for changes, which is okay, but it's when the undo
feature
| hops from one open workbook to another that is concerning.
|
| Has anyone else had this experience yet? Any feedback or suggestions?