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Sharon06

How can I track the date of changes to a spreadsheet ?
 
Can anybody help.
I have taken over the use of several spreadsheets that have been updated
without a rev/ date amendments. Is there any way I can track the date of any
access/ update to them?
Thanks

taskmaster

How can I track the date of changes to a spreadsheet ?
 
Hi Sharon,

On the Menu bar - Select Tools - Select Track Changes - Select Highlight
changes
This would enable you to view all changes made to the file from the moment
the option has been enabled as a comment (just place the cursor on the cell
where changes are made). However the date and time of changes depends on the
Time/calender settings on your local system.

Hope that solves!

"Sharon06" wrote:

Can anybody help.
I have taken over the use of several spreadsheets that have been updated
without a rev/ date amendments. Is there any way I can track the date of any
access/ update to them?
Thanks


Gord Dibben

How can I track the date of changes to a spreadsheet ?
 
Note: this will make the workbook "shared" with all the attendant loss of
functionality of shared workbooks.


Gord Dibben MS Excel MVP

On Mon, 3 Nov 2008 10:33:01 -0800, taskmaster
wrote:

Hi Sharon,

On the Menu bar - Select Tools - Select Track Changes - Select Highlight
changes
This would enable you to view all changes made to the file from the moment
the option has been enabled as a comment (just place the cursor on the cell
where changes are made). However the date and time of changes depends on the
Time/calender settings on your local system.

Hope that solves!

"Sharon06" wrote:

Can anybody help.
I have taken over the use of several spreadsheets that have been updated
without a rev/ date amendments. Is there any way I can track the date of any
access/ update to them?
Thanks




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