When using Collaboration History, common questions usually involve record scope, deletion limits, retention, and failed locating; this section covers 4 frequent questions.
FAQ
What actions are recorded in Collaboration History?
- Collaboration History records actions related to multi-person collaboration.
- Common examples include adding content, deleting content, changing formatting, and adding comments.
- Open the Collaboration History panel to review the editor, action type, and action time directly.
Can I delete a collaboration record?
- Collaboration records are saved automatically by the system.
- Individual records cannot be deleted manually.
- If you need to preserve important results for a longer time, save a separate version or keep a copy of key content.
Is Collaboration History kept permanently?
- Collaboration History has a retention limit on the number of records.
- Records are not kept without limit.
- If you need long-term retention, save the required version separately or manage important historical versions on your own.
Why can’t I locate content after clicking a collaboration record?
- First confirm whether the related content still exists in the current spreadsheet.
- If the content has already been deleted, direct locating may not be available.
- In that case, review version history and restore the file to a version closer to that action if needed.
Glossary
| Term | Definition |
|---|---|
| Collaboration History | A history list that records the editor, action type, and action time during multi-person collaboration. |
| History | A set of entries used to review past changes in a file or collaboration process. |
| Content Restore | The action that restores related content from a selected history record back into the current spreadsheet. |
| Filter | A tool used to narrow the record list by person, action type, or time range. |