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Excel Problem

gears · 2010-07-30 10:39:06

I'm in a bit of trouble here, I've accidently clicked save on an excel file I'm working on overwriting what was previously saved. Thing is I was just using it to work something out and then planning to re-save it under a new name but I really need what I've now over written, is there any way to get it back or is it gone.…

30-07-2010 11:39am

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gears

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I'm in a bit of trouble here, I've accidently clicked save on an excel file I'm working on overwriting what was previously saved. Thing is I was just using it to work something out and then planning to re-save it under a new name but I really need what I've now over written, is there any way to get it back or is it gone. Now I haven't tryed anything in case I mess it up, can any one help me at all.

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#2 30-07-2010 4:38pm

mordeith

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Might be worth having a look in the following directory. Excel may have created a temporary file of the original document when first opened.

C:\Documents and Settings\Username\Local Settings\Temp

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#3 30-07-2010 5:21pm

Dunder Mifflin

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You could also try right clicking on the file and going to Properties and then the "Previous Versions" tab.

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#4 30-07-2010 8:38pm

lil_lisa

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Or hold Ctrl + Z to undo everything you've just done!

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