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Autosave on Excel XP
I am assuming that Excel XP does not have an autosave
but can you download a previous version? If not how does the auto recovery work instead? Please help! |
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Autosave on Excel XP
Try the following:
"Kate Bartlett" wrote in message ... I am assuming that Excel XP does not have an autosave but can you download a previous version? If not how does the auto recovery work instead? Please help! |
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Autosave on Excel XP
Try this:
1.. On the Tools menu, click Options, and then click the Save tab. 2.. Select the Save AutoRecover info every check box. 3.. In the minutes box, specify how often you want your Microsoft Office program to save files. MRO "Kate Bartlett" wrote in message ... I am assuming that Excel XP does not have an autosave but can you download a previous version? If not how does the auto recovery work instead? Please help! |
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Autosave on Excel XP
And autorecovery is used to catch catastrophic errors (excel crashing/windows
crashing). Autosave saves your workbook every so often for backup purposes. I don't think autosave is downloadable, but if you have access to your older version (xl97 or xl2k), they both seem to work ok in xl2002. Kate Bartlett wrote: I am assuming that Excel XP does not have an autosave but can you download a previous version? If not how does the auto recovery work instead? Please help! -- Dave Peterson |
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