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TRacking Version Number in Excel 2007
I want to put a version number in my workbook/sheet. How do I do that? Let say I want my version number of my final sheet to be V1.1 before I send to users, it needs to be shown on the top of each sheet. =version returns ?NAME Help DJ |
TRacking Version Number in Excel 2007
You need to maintain it, so what will control this version number? Will a
user input it when they feel like it, will it be updated when the workbook is opened/saved, or what? -- --- HTH Bob (there's no email, no snail mail, but somewhere should be gmail in my addy) "deejay" wrote in message ... I want to put a version number in my workbook/sheet. How do I do that? Let say I want my version number of my final sheet to be V1.1 before I send to users, it needs to be shown on the top of each sheet. =version returns ?NAME Help DJ |
TRacking Version Number in Excel 2007
Same answer as yesterday.
Excel has no method of keeping track of "versions". Gord Dibben MS Excel MVP On Thu, 5 Jun 2008 01:27:00 -0700, deejay wrote: I want to put a version number in my workbook/sheet. How do I do that? Let say I want my version number of my final sheet to be V1.1 before I send to users, it needs to be shown on the top of each sheet. =version returns ?NAME Help DJ |
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