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i "saved" instead of "saved as". I need old file back
Help!!
I made changes to an Excel file, and saved. I meant to save as a new file, so i could keep old file. Is there any way to retrieve the original file?? |
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i "saved" instead of "saved as". I need old file back
hi
unless you are on a network with backup or unless the backed up the file prior to changes......the saved version is now the new verion of the original file. sorry. Regards FSt1 "KD" wrote: Help!! I made changes to an Excel file, and saved. I meant to save as a new file, so i could keep old file. Is there any way to retrieve the original file?? |
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i "saved" instead of "saved as". I need old file back
thanks...i was afraid of that. major loss. anyone else with ideas appreciated... keith "FSt1" wrote: hi unless you are on a network with backup or unless the backed up the file prior to changes......the saved version is now the new verion of the original file. sorry. Regards FSt1 "KD" wrote: Help!! I made changes to an Excel file, and saved. I meant to save as a new file, so i could keep old file. Is there any way to retrieve the original file?? |
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i "saved" instead of "saved as". I need old file back
you can check the options for the autorecover location and see if there may be a copy of it there when it was auto saved when you were editing it. -- Gary Keramidas Excel 2003 "KD" wrote in message ... Help!! I made changes to an Excel file, and saved. I meant to save as a new file, so i could keep old file. Is there any way to retrieve the original file?? |
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i "saved" instead of "saved as". I need old file back
forgot to mention, if there is something there, just change the first character
(~) and rename it to an xls file. -- Gary Keramidas Excel 2003 "Gary Keramidas" GKeramidasAtMSN.com wrote in message ... you can check the options for the autorecover location and see if there may be a copy of it there when it was auto saved when you were editing it. -- Gary Keramidas Excel 2003 "KD" wrote in message ... Help!! I made changes to an Excel file, and saved. I meant to save as a new file, so i could keep old file. Is there any way to retrieve the original file?? |
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i "saved" instead of "saved as". I need old file back
That's why Excel gives you the "Save As" option for "always create a
backup". If you didn't use that option last time, hopefully you *will* use it next time! -- David Biddulph "KD" wrote in message ... thanks...i was afraid of that. major loss. anyone else with ideas appreciated... keith "FSt1" wrote: hi unless you are on a network with backup or unless the backed up the file prior to changes......the saved version is now the new verion of the original file. sorry. Regards FSt1 "KD" wrote: Help!! I made changes to an Excel file, and saved. I meant to save as a new file, so i could keep old file. Is there any way to retrieve the original file?? |
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