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Conflict Resolution

VauSheet · 81–100 · Advanced Architecture & Support

Learning level

99/100

Product version

1.0.1

Guide status

Stable

Sections

5

Conflict Resolution

Implementation-backed

Resolve genuine same-path workbook conflicts using Keep Mine or Use Latest without discarding unrelated mergeable edits.

What this guide covers

Why a conflict can occur
Automatic merge first
Keep Mine
Use Latest

Quick facts

Version1.0.1
SurfaceWeb browser
StorageCloud + local checkpoint
ThemeLight · white/orange
Documentation rule: this VauSheet section describes the current implemented product behavior. It avoids claiming full Microsoft Excel parity or live-cursor collaboration where the current build does not provide it.
01

Why a conflict can occur

A conflict can occur when two devices edit the same workbook from compatible base state and their changes overlap at a path/cell that cannot be safely auto-merged.

02

Automatic merge first

The synchronization service uses semantic workbook patch/three-way merge behavior so non-overlapping remote and local changes can be combined without presenting a conflict for every concurrent edit.

03

Keep Mine

Keep Mine retries synchronization with conflict overwrite enabled for the conflicting local paths while still using the server synchronization flow.

04

Use Latest

Use Latest reloads the newest metadata + stored workbook, replaces the local conflicting workbook and establishes that remote version as the new synchronized base.

05

Choose carefully

Use Keep Mine when your local conflicting edits are the intended source of truth. Use Latest when the newer cloud version should win.

Updated 2 Sep 2026VauSheet 1.0.1
Last updated 2 Sep 2026