I was wondering if I could track who made what changes in a shared excel
file. If so, how should I go about it?

Thank you in advance!
Julie

On that same Tools|Share Workbook dialog, there's an Advanced Tab.

There's an option (default is On???) that allows you to track those changes.

When you're ready to look at the changes,
tools|track changes|accept or reject changes

(You may already have it turned on.)

But be aware that if you keep lots of changes, then excel can slow down.

Julie _at_GBS wrote:

I was wondering if I could track who made what changes in a shared excel
file. If so, how should I go about it?

Thank you in advance!
Julie

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Dave Peterson

Hello Dave,
Thank you for your input. I know doing this will track the actual changes
made to the spreadsheet, but will this also track who made the changes? I
need to know the person or userid who is making the changes. Any suggestions
would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks again!
Julie

"Dave Peterson" wrote:

On that same Tools|Share Workbook dialog, there's an Advanced Tab.

There's an option (default is On???) that allows you to track those changes.

When you're ready to look at the changes,
tools|track changes|accept or reject changes

(You may already have it turned on.)

But be aware that if you keep lots of changes, then excel can slow down.

Julie _at_GBS wrote:

I was wondering if I could track who made what changes in a shared excel
file. If so, how should I go about it?

Thank you in advance!
Julie

--

Dave Peterson

It showed who made the changes when I did tried it. Did it not show the user
name for you?

Julie _at_GBS wrote:

Hello Dave,
Thank you for your input. I know doing this will track the actual changes
made to the spreadsheet, but will this also track who made the changes? I
need to know the person or userid who is making the changes. Any suggestions
would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks again!
Julie

"Dave Peterson" wrote:

On that same Tools|Share Workbook dialog, there's an Advanced Tab.

There's an option (default is On???) that allows you to track those changes.

When you're ready to look at the changes,
tools|track changes|accept or reject changes

(You may already have it turned on.)

But be aware that if you keep lots of changes, then excel can slow down.

Julie _at_GBS wrote:

I was wondering if I could track who made what changes in a shared excel
file. If so, how should I go about it?

Thank you in advance!
Julie

--

Dave Peterson


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Dave Peterson

Yes, it does now when I choose "List changes in separate worksheet" - it
displays the user along with other information on a separate worksheet.
Again, thank you for your help and your time!
Julie

"Dave Peterson" wrote:

It showed who made the changes when I did tried it. Did it not show the user
name for you?

Julie _at_GBS wrote:

Hello Dave,
Thank you for your input. I know doing this will track the actual changes
made to the spreadsheet, but will this also track who made the changes? I
need to know the person or userid who is making the changes. Any suggestions
would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks again!
Julie

"Dave Peterson" wrote:

On that same Tools|Share Workbook dialog, there's an Advanced Tab.

There's an option (default is On???) that allows you to track those changes.

When you're ready to look at the changes,
tools|track changes|accept or reject changes

(You may already have it turned on.)

But be aware that if you keep lots of changes, then excel can slow down.

Julie _at_GBS wrote:

I was wondering if I could track who made what changes in a shared excel
file. If so, how should I go about it?

Thank you in advance!
Julie

--

Dave Peterson


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Dave Peterson