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If  more  than  one  person  has  reviewed  the  worksheet,  one  reviewer  may  have  modified  another  reviewer’s
        change. If so, the changes are hierarchically arranged with a plus sign for opening up the hierarchy.
        On the Filter tab, you can choose how to filter the list of changes: by date, author, cell range, or comments
        containing specific terms. After selecting the filter criteria, switch back to the List tab to see the results.

        Merging and Comparing
        Turning on the Track Changes feature automatically shares your workbook. When multiple users collaborate on
        the same shared workbook, you can use the Compare and Merge Document options to view all of their changes
        at once and address them by accepting or rejecting them.
        You can only merge copies of the same shared workbook. All of the copies you plan to merge should be located
        in the same folder.

        Merging Workbooks
        Step 1:  Open a copy of the shared workbook.

        Step 2:  Go to Edit Track ChangesMerge Document option.
























        Step 3:  The Merge with dialog box will appear. Select another copy of the same shared workbook you want to
                 merge.


























                                                To select multiple copies, hold Ctrl or Shift on your
                                                keyboard while clicking the file names.



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