Hello Dear
If your workbook is in share mode,you can trace the authenticate user,who has
made the changes...
Just try to
check:
Worksheets("Sheet1").OnEntry
If true then report or save the log with user name and machine id.
I am just giving idea,for full programe it will take time.
Hope it Will Help
Happy To Help
:)
Shyam
On Thu, Apr 1, 2010 at 4:50 PM, Dipika Mallya <blraspirants...@gmail.com> wrote:
> can you elaborate unauthroised access /
>
> On Thu, Apr 1, 2010 at 12:04 AM, seema mba <seema.mba2...@gmail.com> wrote:
>>
>> Hello Master,
>>
>> I have got a macro to track changes made in excel sheet. But the changes
>> are tracked in sheet1 of the same work book. I want a macro which keeps the
>> track of changes, in a different workbook and not the same workbook. In
>> short instead of keeping the log of changes in sheet1 of the same workbook,
>> I want to keep the log of changes in a separate workbook. As & when I make
>> sum changes in workbook X, it should be tracked in a different workbook Y.
>> Or else if someone could help me do it in a different way. When a file is
>> shared among different users, the track of changes made can be obtained by
>> clicking on track changes option in excel. It gives an option to display all
>> the changes in a separate sheet named history. A macro that can save this
>> history sheet in a separate workbook might help to solve the problem.
>> Hope to get some help on this. I work on a shared file where many people
>> do unauthorised changes due to which all people working on the file have to
>> suffer. The problem is, once a file is unshared we loose the history of
>> track changes.
>> Plsssssssssss help.
>>
>> Regards,
>>
>> Seema
>>
>>
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