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Default Mark "track changes" in MS excel

Hi folks,

I am stuck with this topic so maybe you can help me.
We sent out a template with data that have to be updated by our
employees. We enabled "Track changes" (shared document) to verify what
data was changed.

So far so good. No I want to mark the cells that have changed, for
example set the background color to red, and unshare the document
(history will be lost).

I have written a macro that marks a cells which have comments in it but
how can I check if the cell was changed in the past?

Thx in advance for your help.

Christian

P.S. the code to find a comment in a cell

##### snipet #####
Public Sub FindComments()

Dim rngToSearch As Excel.Range
Dim rngToFind As Excel.Range


On Error GoTo ExitFindComments

'Set the range to check for comments
Set rngToSearch = Selection

For Each rngToFind In rngToSearch
If Not rngToFind.Comment Is Nothing Then
rngToFind.Interior.ColorIndex = 3


End If
Next rngToFind

ExitFindComments:

End Sub

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