Recover Lost Excel Data with Version History

Excel Multiverse tool of VERSION HISTORY will help restore previous versions of an active spreadsheet stored on OneDrive. This tool is always active. Learn everything about Excel Version History.
A great solution for recovering previously lost data.
VIDEO CHAPTERS
00:00 Intro
00:19 Preview of Version History
01:36 Spoiler: THE TOOL
02:22 Caution of Lost Gap Data
02:46 Why Can't I Edit?
03:03 The RESTORE Option
03:41 Version History Requirements
03:56 How to Enable Version History
04:11 Why Did Version History Disappear?
04:30 Where Are the Versions Stored?
04:43 Detailed Walk Through
06:09 When Do Versions Get Created?
06:47 Multiple Read-Only Versions at Once
09:29 Reveal Where Changes Happened
10:05 The Two Problems of Version History
10:41 Preview of Show Change Tool
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Instructed by Les McCarter
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[@DavidMiles-wc7og]

Nice stuff. Can you comment on how you record your videos? What platform your are using? There seems to be a lot going on at once and rather than doing it all in post you are just bringing together two screens

[@PowerUpTraining]

Thanks for noticing. I continue experimenting with expanding how to educate standard software video instruction with visuals, audio, and storyline.
The journey of learning “filmmaking” has been long.
I start by creating an outline “script” to storyboard what I am trying to teach. Then, I record the video walkthrough with the screen capture software of CAMTASIA.
Next, the speaking script is written to match the recorded computer screen video. Noting in the written script where to be looking to reference different parts of the monitor screen to simulate that I am recording the video and screen capture at the same time (which I am not doing).
Practice, practice, and then on to headshot video shooting.
My spare bedroom studio has several background color LED lights projected to a gray backdrop. And then, for video recording, I use three networked Panasonic Lumix BGH1 box cameras each with a different focal length. Plus a separate microphone, just out of view
Turn the cameras on and record. Next, the three recorded video files will be edited in multicam mode in DaVINCI RESOLVE using iZOTOPE RX10 audio tool cleanup.
Take the audio and video headshot video back into the screen recorded CAMTASIA and finish up adding the screen zoom, text overlays, pointers and more. All using CAMTASIA.
All in all, it is a considerable time commitment. However, I enjoy the process of making my mini-films for others to learn from.