Feature

Excel version tracking

Updated August 30, 2026

Quick answer

Excel version tracking stores each published workbook in a change log project and auto-compares consecutive versions (v1→v2, v2→v3). Finance and ops teams use it during month-end when the same model changes daily.

How do change log projects create an audit trail?

Name a project (for example “Q4 budget” or “Pricing model”), add each published version, and open any step in the chain when someone asks what changed between Tuesday and Friday.

Can I share version diffs with external reviewers?

After a comparison completes, generate a read-only link for reviewers. Pro plans add password protection and configurable expiry for external auditors.

When should I use projects vs one-off compares?

One-off compares are perfect for ad-hoc reviews. Projects shine when the same workbook evolves across sprints, close weeks, or model iterations — the history stays organized by default.

Frequently asked questions

How does Excel version tracking work?
Create a change log project, upload each published version in order, and run consecutive comparisons. The project keeps a searchable history of diffs between versions.