Just like your OneDrive documents, by default OneNote is keeping track of different versions of each page in your notebook. One of the most exciting abilities in the History tab is the Page Versions feature.

Just a heads up that we will be hanging out in the History tab in the desktop PC application of OneNote for all of the features described below. This does not mean these history features are not available in other apps, but the Desktop Application is by far the most versatile way to access OneNote notebooks, and is still the way I would recommend accessing your notebooks primarily. There are many types of OneNote Applications in the mix: phone applications, tablet applications, Windows Store applications, Mac applications, and so on… The application I am referring to for this Byte is the OneNote Desktop Application for PC. For that matter, you also have a variety of additional features available to you that involve the history features in your notebooks.

Did you know you have the same ability with your OneNote Notebooks? And the good news is, it is remarkably simple. In OneDrive Essentials training, we learn all about restoring old versions of documents stored in the cloud.

Restore deleted onenote page