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Default Excel should undo/redo after saving a file--just like Word.

Excel does not allow to Undo/Redo previous actions after the file has been
saved. In other words, if the user has made changes to the file, but wants to
keep the previous version and forgets to rename the file and clicks the save
button, the user cannot utilize the Undo/Redo options to go back and correct
this. On the other hand, Word does allow this. Why doesn't Excel?

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