1. Version checker UX workflow presentation

2. 1: Selection of a single cell When one cell is selected, a floating toolbar appears with options: Copy, Cut, Version Checker, Blame, and Track-back.

3. 2: Version checker Upon clicking “Version Checker,” a palette opens in the right, showing all changes made to the selected region. Symbols for “addition,” “deletion,” and “change” appear when the user hovers over one of the versions, depending what types of changes were made that round. Clicking an item in the palette shows more information about changes made.

4. 3: Blame Upon clicking the “Blame” button, this pop-up opens. It lists the last user to touch this cell. You can launch Version Checker from here if you need to investigate further.

5. 4: Track-back Clicking the “Track-back” button launches the Track-back pop-up. This allows the user to see which reference cells were used to reach the current cell’s formula.

6. 5: Track-back expanded When the user clicks one of the triangles next to a reference cell, a zippy opens showing the formula that made up that cell. The tree can continue to expand multiple levels.

7. 6: Track-back when a cell directly references a financial statement When a cell is directly pulling its value from a financial statement, clicking the track-back button opens the relevant statement to the appropriate location.