Comparing multiple versions of the same workbook and display results - advice

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We have a workbook with column A1:A100 containing different company names. B1:AA1 contains multiple products and services.

Each company has the relevant data (versions, dates) filled in about each product or service. This could be in the form of a a number, text or date formatted cell dependant on the product of service. The workbook is completed by multiple people.

It is a 365 document and I can see multiple versions of the sheet going back 18 months

Goal: to show, in the least manual way possible, the progress of versions and/or services over the time period we have been tracking them.

At the most basic a compare of the very first and very last iteration of the sheet just about will suffice but I was wondering if there was a more automated way of show the changes over time, rather than just use the compare function as above.

Any suggestions gratefully received!
 

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