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Quick answers for installing AuditMySheet, using the change log, and working with recovery features. For step-by-step instructions after install, see the User Guide.

Frequently asked questions

How do I install AuditMySheet?: Install the add-on from the Google Workspace Marketplace, follow the prompts to authorize the permissions Google shows, then open a Google Sheets™ file where you are the file owner and choose AuditMySheet → Open Control Panel from the spreadsheet menu bar. Installation must be completed by someone who can authorize the add-on for your Google account or domain, per your organization's policies.
Why can’t I open the Control Panel?: Only the spreadsheet owner can open the Control Panel. If you are an editor or viewer, the AuditMySheet menu may still appear in the toolbar, but choosing Open Control Panel will not open the panel — your edits on the sheet are still logged. If you are the owner and the panel will not open, confirm the add-on is installed, try reloading the spreadsheet, and check whether an admin has blocked add-ons for your domain.
How do I select a Critical Sheet?: Open the AuditMySheet sidebar as the file owner. In the Pro tier, use the Critical Sheet controls to choose which sheet in the workbook should receive continuous mirror protection and recovery-point tabs. Only one Critical Sheet is supported at a time; changing the selection updates which sheet is protected going forward.
What is the Change Log and how do I read it?: The change log is a hidden tab maintained by the add-on. It records human edits with a timestamp, the user's email, sheet name, cell address, old value, new value, action type, and change size, along with structural events such as row/column insert or delete and sheet rename or deletion. As the file owner, review activity from the Change Log Preview in the Control Panel. On Free, you see a preview of up to 1,000 rows; on Pro, you get the full rolling log (last 5,000 entries) with search and filter.
What is a Recovery Point and how do I use it?: On Pro, Recovery Points are dated tabs the add-on creates on mass edits (over 500 cells), row or column removal on your Critical Sheet, or when your Critical Sheet is deleted. They snapshot material you can copy from to restore values manually. There is no one-click restore—plan to copy ranges or values back into your working sheets as needed.
How do I upgrade to Pro after my trial?: Subscribe at auditmysheet.com checkout (USD $9/month), then open the Control Panel and choose I just paid — refresh Pro so the add-on picks up your subscription.
How do I export the change log?: Pro includes export of the change log from the Control Panel. Export copies the log into a visible worksheet tab in the same spreadsheet so you can review, filter, or share it from Sheets. Delete that tab when you no longer need it. The Free tier does not include export.
What happens when my Critical Sheet is deleted?: On Pro, deleting the Critical Sheet triggers creation of a Recovery Point tab so you retain a dated copy you can work from. You should still follow your organization's backup and retention policies; AuditMySheet does not replace enterprise archiving or compliance programs.
How do I contact support?: Email support@auditmysheet.com. Include your spreadsheet owner email (not passwords), a short description of the issue, and whether the problem occurs for a specific file or all files. We respond as soon as we can during business hours.

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