You are editing an worksheet that you had previously saveIf you want to save the edited sheet without losing the original one, which command should you use?

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Q. You are editing an worksheet that you had previously saveIf you want to save the edited sheet without losing the original one, which command should you use?

(A) New
(B) Save As
(C) Edit
(D) Save

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