Hello all, like many, we issue an effective date and supersedes date on our controlled documents. However, I would appreciate input on how you handle that in regards to large excel spreadsheets with numerous tabs that numerous coworkers are adding info into and updating data. We refer to these as "living" documents and it is continually being updated. Must you maintain the effective and supersedes dates, or can you indicate in your Document Control program and/or register that it is a living document that doesnt require these updates? Would that be acceptable? Any thoughts appreciated!
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