New ‘Show Changes’ feature Coming to Excel for the Web

The Show Changes feature enables you to collaborate confidently with others by letting you see exactly what edits were made to your workbooks in the past 60 days. You can see details about who changed what, where, and when along with the previous values of cells for quick reverting if necessary. You can filter the changes by selecting any sheet, range, or individual cell, to check all the changes at that granular level. You can even peer into when bulk edits were made across a potentially larger number of cells.

• Edits are showing in the Changes pane, starting with the most recent.
• You can see who made the changes, where, and when, as well as what the edits were.
• In cards, like the one below, which are tracking a similar change to multiple cells, you can see all the changes made at once by selecting See changes.

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You can also filter and see changes at the cell, range, or even Sheet by right-clicking it and clicking Show Changes.

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If you or others edit the workbook while the Changes pane is open, you can update the workbook with the latest changes by selecting the See new changes button.

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Microsoft will be rolling this feature out in Excel for the web for users running Targeted release builds. I would imagine we should start to see this appear later in March. This timeline is subject to change. To contribute Feedback to Microsoft once this feature is available to you, click Help -> Feedback and fill out the short form.