Back up/ attachments
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About Smartsheet data backups
Backups include sheet data, comments, and attachments.
Backups do not include reports, dashboards, formulas, workflows, cross-sheet references, formatting information or custom configurations. Workspace backups include sheet data from the workspace, not the structure of the workspace. Backups keep your data secure, however, restoring your solution will require rebuilding each Smartsheet asset.
If you want a backup copy of your data and you're on a Business or Enterprise plan, you can:
- Request a one-time or weekly recurring backup.
- -or-
- Request a sheet snapshot from a specific point in time from the sheet's Activity Log.
Any plan type can:
- Manually export one or more sheets or reports.
Tips for managing backup data
- Schedule recurring weekly backups. (Business and Enterprise only)
- Set yourself a reminder to export your data at the start or end of every workday.
- Check with your IT department to find out what backup processes they already have in place.
- Use File > Save as new to copy your dashboards. That way, you will have a local version with all the widgets and formulas in place, just in case.
Warm Regards
Answers
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About Smartsheet data backups
Backups include sheet data, comments, and attachments.
Backups do not include reports, dashboards, formulas, workflows, cross-sheet references, formatting information or custom configurations. Workspace backups include sheet data from the workspace, not the structure of the workspace. Backups keep your data secure, however, restoring your solution will require rebuilding each Smartsheet asset.
If you want a backup copy of your data and you're on a Business or Enterprise plan, you can:
- Request a one-time or weekly recurring backup.
- -or-
- Request a sheet snapshot from a specific point in time from the sheet's Activity Log.
Any plan type can:
- Manually export one or more sheets or reports.
Tips for managing backup data
- Schedule recurring weekly backups. (Business and Enterprise only)
- Set yourself a reminder to export your data at the start or end of every workday.
- Check with your IT department to find out what backup processes they already have in place.
- Use File > Save as new to copy your dashboards. That way, you will have a local version with all the widgets and formulas in place, just in case.
Warm Regards
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If the sheet is backed up you access it though the browse option. Right-click on the sheet and select Request Backup. Then a window will open up and select View Recent Backups. Moving forward I would suggest putting sheets into a Workspace and using the Schedule Reoccurring Backup feature which is currently only available for Workspaces.
Hope this helps - Happy to help further!!
Thank you very much and have a great one!
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