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Can I set "track changes" for a different user?
I want to add "track changes" to a shared worksheet, but want the changes to appear for my supervisor when he checks the sheet. At this point I think the only way for me to achieve this is to set it up while I'm using his computer. Is there another way to do this so I'm not the one seeing and accepting the changes?
Thanks, Ann |
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All of the "track changes" code I've seen records who has opened the workbook. So ... if your supervisor actually opens the workbook it should record his computer as the individual.
Not certain how you would do it if the workbook remains open and he just views a sheet ... like a 'shared' workbook. Not saying it can't be done ... I'm just not knowledgeable how to code it. |
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