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Asked: 2026-05-24T06:30:01+00:00

I have a remote SVN server, where I keep my files (for web devel).

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I have a remote SVN server, where I keep my files (for web devel). I’m using a tool, that can directly pull files from SVN repository, and check them in/out, so I have no other SVN tool on my local computer. I’m using the svn:// path style.

Now, I realised I need to store an Excel file I’m working on locally, in that remote SVN as well. What is the way how to achieve this ? Do I need to install something like TortoiseSVN on my local computer as well, or is there any tool or plugin, that allows me to save directly from Excel to (remote) SVN ? Ideally, I need to commit every “save” from Excel to SVN as new version, but I guess thats not possible.

Thank you in advance for any advice.

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  1. Editorial Team

    So, after a few weeks, I’m back to answer my own question so others may use it 🙂

    1. I needed to install TortoiseSVN on my local computer.

    2. I downloaded and installed the MSOfficeSVN plugin from
      http://code.google.com/p/msofficesvn/

    3. A new bar appeared in Office (Word, Excel) programs, allowing me to check in/out documents directly to/from remote server, exactly as needed.

    Piece of cake 🙂

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