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Tracking changes to formula results in cells

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    Hi,

    I have a spreadsheet that looks up data from another worksheet.

    I want to be able to see what values have changed when the sheet gets updated when I open it.

    I know in excel I can use the TRACK CHANGES function, but this only tracks changes to values that you input manually yourself, such a data or formulas.

    It wont track changes of formula results.

    Is there any way of doing this? I currently have a sheet with 500 cells, and when the formulas update, I dont know what has changed from the previous save, as there is too much data?

    Can anyone help

    Marc

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    Re: Tracking changes to formula results in cells

    worksheet or workbook? probably the easiest would be to run a macro on close that copies the data to another sheet. then compare that to new data after its opened.
    something in the workbook module along the lines of
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    probably easier would be to copy to the same sheet way off to the right then you could use conditional format quite easily to highlight changes
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    alternatively use before save instead
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