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Restore an earlier version of a spreadsheet in Numbers for iCloud Open the spreadsheet, click the More button in the toolbar, then choose Browse All Versions. In the Version History list, select the spreadsheet you want to restore. ... Click Restore at the bottom of the Version History list.

Either you executed a control that affected the whole file or worse, the file got deleted or corrupted and you don't have any back up.

Recover recently deleted items In the spreadsheet manager, click Recently Deleted in the sidebar. Move the pointer over a spreadsheet or folder, click the More button on the thumbnail, then choose Recover. The selected item moves back to its former location in the spreadsheet manager (under Browse and Recents).

Open the App Store application. If necessary, sign in. Press the key combination ? 0 or select Store ? View My Account.... . If you previously downloaded Numbers, then you should be able to download the older version from the webpage.

Numbers is a fantastic choice if you only use Apple products and work exclusively with other users. As Apple Numbers is free, you don't have anything to lose!

With the current version of your spreadsheet open, choose File > Revert To > Browse All Versions (from the File menu at the top of your screen). The timeline for the spreadsheet opens. The current version appears in the window on the left. Earlier versions appear in the window on the right.

New in Numbers 13.0 for Mac Improved performance for large spreadsheets on Mac computers with Apple silicon. Includes improvements and bug fixes for collaboration activity.

With the spreadsheet manager in browse view, tap Select at the top of the screen, then tap the spreadsheet (a checkmark appears). Tap Versions at the top of the screen. Tap a previous version to select it.

With over 250 powerful functions, more than 30 spreadsheet templates, and access to interactive, 2D, and 3D charts, the Numbers app offers a free, easy-to-use, mobile alternative to Microsoft Excel.

Apple keeps only the most recent version of Numbers (currently 4.3. 1) and other iWork apps in the App store. That version requires macOS 10.13 High Sierra. If you can upgrade to High Sierra, you will be able to download Numbers.