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With Excel (the stuff that tends to be most critical), Microsoft has gone through a few iterations on this. Just a few days ago, they finally enabled a proper V
by fzumstein 6y ago
With Excel (the stuff that tends to be most critical), Microsoft has gone through a few iterations on this. Just a few days ago, they finally enabled a proper Version History on the online version of Excel, much in the same way as it’s been available with Google sheets for years. If you are bound to offline Excel, your options include 1) Shared workbooks 2) Co-authoring 4) Network drive 5) SharePoint 6) DropBox/OneDrive etc. You can get all the pros and cons in a recent blog post of mine: https://www.xltrail.com/blog/collaborate-on-excel-workbooks https://www.xltrail.com/blog/collaborate-on-excel-workbooks. I am part of a group of developers so we agree with you on wanting to have “GitHub for Excel” which is why we built: https://www.xltrail.com https://www.xltrail.com