Absolutely, here's a revised version of your copy with a bit more clarity and precision:---**How to Clear Google Sheets Revision History (Edit History)**Looking to gain more control over your Google Sheets documents by removing the revision history? Follow these simple steps to wipe the edit history clean:1. **Open Your Google Sheets Document**: Start by opening the Google Sheets file you want to manage.2. **Navigate to Version History**: Select the “File” menu at the top left of the screen, then choose “See version history” to access the revision history options.3. **Review and Delete Selectively**: The revision history will appear in a panel. Here, you can choose specific edits to delete by clicking on the checkbox beside each entry. Alternatively, you can delete the entire history in a few steps.4. **Delete All Revisions**: If you wish to remove the entire edit history, look for the "Delete all revisions" button at the bottom of the version history panel. Clicking this will prompt you to confirm your decision.5. **Confirm Deletion**: After confirming the deletion, all past edits will be permanently removed from the sheet, clearing your edit history.Keep in mind that once the edit history is deleted, it cannot be recovered. Proceed with caution to ensure you don’t inadvertently delete important data.---This revision aims to provide clear, step-by-step instructions while maintaining concise language.