Asking for a friend who "somehow" saved something he shouldn't have. We had explicit instructions that a word doc considered The Bible for our project that was last saved on April 1st wasn't to be touched. People grew to see that "Modified" date of "April 1" and the Modified By of "Alex Brown" (spoiler alert: not the real name) as the date the Bible was last revised.
The friend (let's call him "Charles Davis") claims he opened the file, but didn't change anything and didn't hit save, and autosave was not enabled. Unfortunately, it looks like somehow he saved the file, and the file's Modified Date says "45 Minutes Ago", the Modified by says "Charles Davis", and it's now Version 10.0 instead of Version 9.0.
I always though Version control would let us roll back to Version 9.0, which would restore the file to Version 9.0, the Modified Date to "April 1" and the Modified by to "Alex Brown". However, attempting to roll back has just generated Version 11.0, with "Charles Davis" and "1 Minute ago".
The file size of Version 11.0 DOES match the file size of Version 9.0, so it does look like the rollback was successful. However, "Alex Brown" and a lot of other people are going to be perturbed that they no longer see their "April 1" date.
Is there any way to get a true rollback to version 9.0 with the April 1 date and "Alex Brown" name? Or are we stuck? Thanks in advance!