How to restore old version of Google Sheets without losing data
Did you accidentally edit something on Google Sheets and want to go back to the old version? Google Sheets has an easy data recovery feature. Learn how to use it now to avoid losing important information with TipsMake.
Google Sheets saves automatically, but it's not always safe. If you need to restore a previous version, follow the detailed instructions below to quickly get your data back.
Steps to follow
Step 1: Access Google Sheets here
Step 2: Double click on the file you want to restore
Step 3: Click on File on the toolbar, then click on See revision history .
Step 4: Select the working version of the file you want to restore in Revision history
Step 5: Next click on Restore This Revision
Step 6: Click Restore to confirm.
Revision history in Google Sheets makes it easy to restore data without worrying about losing it. If you work on the platform regularly, take advantage of this feature to protect your data.
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