Reopen and regenerate worksheets
Use recent history for an exact saved worksheet or regenerate when you want a new variation.
- Who this is for
- Signed-in worksheet creators
- Before you begin
- At least one successful worksheet generation
Choose reopen or regenerate
| Action | Use it when | Result |
|---|---|---|
| Open from Recent worksheets | You need the exact prior worksheet | Restores its saved problems, answers, topic rows, layout, and answer-key choice |
| Regenerate | You need another version of the selected topics | Creates new prompts and answers with a new random seed |
Open a recent worksheet
- Open the worksheet builder with the same signed-in account that generated the worksheet.
- Find Recent worksheets beneath the builder controls.
- Use the title, date, time, and problem count to identify the item.
- Select Open and wait for the saved preview and controls to load.
Understand history retention
The app keeps only your five most recent successful generations. Saving a sixth removes the oldest entry automatically. History is tied to the person who generated it, even when that person used an institution seat.
History is a convenience, not long-term storage. Download or print any worksheet you must retain.
If a worksheet is missing
- Confirm you are signed in to the original account.
- Remember that newer generations may have replaced older items after the five-item limit.
- Check your downloaded files or printed copies; deleted history cannot be restored from the builder.
Success check
You can distinguish an exact reopened worksheet from a fresh regenerated variation and have exported anything that needs long-term retention.