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An analysis is a photograph of the schedule. Here: telling when it has aged, and stepping back into it.
File, Back to the last analysis stays grey while nothing has changed. Point at it, and a note says why: nothing has changed since the analysis.
Change a duration, and the analysis is out of date: the pill names both revisions. File, Back to the last analysis, then Put back. The revisions since stay in the log.
The duration returns as a new revision, and the pill turns green: the analysis matches. Edit, Undo brings your changes back, until you leave the page. Regret has a time limit.
File, Duplicate keeps a state for good: a second schedule, with its own analysis. In Files it sits under its parent, dated; its tooltip says Duplicate of.
Or bring the analysis up to date: File, Run analysis, in place, on the current dates. When it lands, a note says so, once. PC.o keeps the last two analysed states.
That was analysis copies and revert. Next in the Guide: working with others.
Taken from the video’s English captions.