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If you can't see the revision history of a shared document on Google Docs, it means that you don't have appropriate access rights. Ask the person who is managing a file to change access rights to can edit (or can organise, add and edit) instead of can view (or can view only).

To track changes in Google Docs, all you have to do is open the editing menu in the top right hand corner of the editor. From there, you can see who made changes as well as when and where they were made by clicking on see revision history in the file menu.

How to view edit history in Google SheetsSelect the last edit statement. The simplest way to open the edit history in Google Sheets is by clicking on the last edit statement at the top of the screen.Click on the File tab.Hover over version history.Select the See version history option.Expand detailed versions.

On your computer, open a document, spreadsheet, or presentation.At the top, click File Version history. See version history.Choose the latest version. You can find who updated the file and their changes.

To make tracked edits in Google Docs, pop open the 'Editing' menu at the top right hand corner of your document. Your Google Doc now functions exactly as a Word Doc when you turn on 'Track Changes' You can see who made the change, when they made it and what the change was, just as you can in Word.

To track changes in Google Docs, all you have to do is open the editing menu in the top right hand corner of the editor. From there, you can see who made changes as well as when and where they were made by clicking on see revision history in the file menu.

Right-click on cells to show Edit history: If you want to see the edits for a specific cell, you can do so by right-clicking on the cell and selecting the Show edit history option.