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Excel has had version control for years, via 365. https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/office/view-previous-versions-of-office-files-5c1e076f-a9c9-41b8-8ace-f77

• isbvhodnvemrwvn 3y ago
  That's backup with point in time restore rather than version control. It can't track semantic meaning of changes.
• fragmede 3y ago
  That version control isn't very good. It dumps me into a snapshot of that time, of both the data and the formulae together. Useful to see how things were 2 years ago, using 2 year old data, but in order to take that data, but use the modern formulae against it is a chore of hoping I get the copy and paste right. There is also no documentation on why those formulae were chosen. Compared to git log -p, to see the changes in all the places there are instead of hoping I click on the right cell and catch all the changes.