I've shared a workbook, tracked the changes to a new worksheet, printed the changes, and now I want to save the "history" worksheet that Excel automatically generated. Does anyone know if this is possible.
Thanks so much!
Sydni
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I've shared a workbook, tracked the changes to a new worksheet, printed the changes, and now I want to save the "history" worksheet that Excel automatically generated. Does anyone know if this is possible.
Thanks so much!
Sydni
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In Tools, TrackChanges, Highlight Changes, is a 'List to Sheet'Originally Posted by smurphy812
this sheet is then a standard Worksheet and you can Edit - Move or Copy etc
hth
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I've done this, but when I save the file the worksheet doesn't save with the file. I have to regenerate the next time the file is opened. Any ideas?
Thanks!
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Hi,Originally Posted by smurphy812
The 'Track' is rather guarded in allowing access to it's data, one possibility for you is if you record a macro, and replace the code withand in Macro, Options set to a ShortCut key (like Ctrl/Shift/H for 'History') then, with the History in view, press CTRL/SHIFT/H the data will be copied to a new sheet, this sheet will save with the workbook.![]()
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Note, you will need to take the workbook off 'Share' to do the macro setup, but it will run as a ShortCut.
Let me know how you go.
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Bryan,
Thanks for the reply. I think this will work. I've tested breifly and all appeared as it should.
Thanks again!
Sydni
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