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As far as I know, Word doesn't record the names of everyone who edited the document but it does track a couple of them.
Tracking who created comments or tracked revisions is one way to approach this but it would only get a percentage of those who actually edited the document and rely on those tracked changes and comments still being in the document. If you go to File>Info you can see Word stores author(s) and last modified by names. So that should be available somewhere. If people were good enough to add themselves as authors in that view you might be getting a reasonable list. But of course it isn't going to be that easy - in practice the author is the person who first saved (or saved as) the file. You could try investigating this code further - Built In Document Properties seems the best place for author and last edits. Code:
Sub DocInspect() Dim aDI As DocumentInspector, aDP As DocumentProperty For Each aDI In ActiveDocument.DocumentInspectors Debug.Print aDI.Name Next aDI On Error Resume Next For Each aDP In ActiveDocument.BuiltInDocumentProperties Debug.Print aDP.Name, aDP.Value Next aDP End Sub
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