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Can I pgrogramatically access Track Changes?
When a workbook is shared one has the option to view the changes that various
users have made. Is there any way to programatically access those changes Thanks, Russ |
Can I pgrogramatically access Track Changes?
I have never tried it, but as I recall, the changes are stored in a hidden
sheet named HISTORY. You might see if such a sheet exist and see what it looks like. That could be accessed programmatically. -- Regards, Tom Ogilvy "xrbbaker" wrote: When a workbook is shared one has the option to view the changes that various users have made. Is there any way to programatically access those changes Thanks, Russ |
Can I pgrogramatically access Track Changes?
Thanks Tom. I'll check it out.
"Tom Ogilvy" wrote: I have never tried it, but as I recall, the changes are stored in a hidden sheet named HISTORY. You might see if such a sheet exist and see what it looks like. That could be accessed programmatically. -- Regards, Tom Ogilvy "xrbbaker" wrote: When a workbook is shared one has the option to view the changes that various users have made. Is there any way to programatically access those changes Thanks, Russ |
Can I pgrogramatically access Track Changes?
Russ,
This code will generate the History sheet that Tom mentioned. When you save the workbook, it seems Excel automatically deletes the History sheet. But I guess you can just always re-generate the History Sheet whenever you need it. Sub ShowHistory ActiveWorkbook.ListChangesOnNewSheet = True End Sub -- Hope that helps. Vergel Adriano "xrbbaker" wrote: When a workbook is shared one has the option to view the changes that various users have made. Is there any way to programatically access those changes Thanks, Russ |
Can I pgrogramatically access Track Changes?
That's handy. thanks Vergel.
"Vergel Adriano" wrote: Russ, This code will generate the History sheet that Tom mentioned. When you save the workbook, it seems Excel automatically deletes the History sheet. But I guess you can just always re-generate the History Sheet whenever you need it. Sub ShowHistory ActiveWorkbook.ListChangesOnNewSheet = True End Sub -- Hope that helps. Vergel Adriano "xrbbaker" wrote: When a workbook is shared one has the option to view the changes that various users have made. Is there any way to programatically access those changes Thanks, Russ |
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