What Happens When You Delete a Worksheet from Your Dashboard and Use Revert to Saved?

Explanation:

Deleting a worksheet from your dashboard and saving it: If you delete a worksheet from your dashboard and then save it, the worksheet will be permanently deleted from the dashboard. This means that the worksheet will no longer be part of the dashboard file.

Revert to Saved action: When you use the Revert to Saved action, the dashboard will revert back to its last saved state. Since you saved the dashboard after deleting the worksheet, the last saved state does not include the deleted worksheet. Therefore, using Revert to Saved will not bring back the deleted worksheet.

Loss of changes: The Revert to Saved action only restores the dashboard to the state it was in when it was last saved. Any changes made after that point will be lost. This is important to note as any additional changes made to the dashboard after deleting the worksheet will not be recovered when using the Revert to Saved action.

In conclusion, deleting a worksheet from your dashboard and then saving the changes results in the permanent deletion of the worksheet from the dashboard file. Using the Revert to Saved action will only restore the dashboard to its last saved state, which does not include the deleted worksheet.