Hi Peo.

Did not know that. But... he would be trying to restore a file to the way
it was.... right? I mean he would not be trying to restore something he
deleted. I don't think he said he had ever deleted it. I could be wrong....
your comments are welcome.

dantee.


"Peo Sjobom" wrote:

System restore does not restore deleted files

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"dantee" wrote in message
...
I don't know of a way to do that from within Excel, but you can try System
Restore. The only catch here is that you may lose other stuff you saved
that
you do not want to lose, the sooner you do it after you saved that one
file
you did not want to save, the better.... Here is what I would do if I was
in
your shoes....

I would go to Control Panel (from the Start Menu), select Performance and
Maintenance, and then System Restore (I'm using Windows XP). Select
"Restore
my computer to an earlier time" and then Next, but before you choose the
most
recent date available (in bold), get a floppy or a read-write CD/DVD to
save
some files on. OK... now the harder part...

The date you select will be the date your settings will go back to. For
instance, if 4/12/06 is available (bold) and you select it, your computer
will go back to the way it was in 4/12/06... meaning it will not show
anything you did on 4/13/06. You may have to go back further if 4/12/06
is
not in bold (bad). This is where you would start saving all the good
stuff
you don't want to lose that you worked on and saved since the most recent
available "restore point" (the most recent bolded date) on your floppy or
CD
so that after you do the system restore, you could save these items back
to
your pc so that your other work won't be lost.... SO GO AHEAD AND SAVE ALL
THE FILES YOU SAVED THAT YOU WANT TO KEEP THAT ARE BETWEEN THE MOST RECENT
RESTORE DATE AVAILABLE TO THE PRESENT... hope you have a good memory :),
AND
THEN restore your system to that date (click NEXT)... follow the
prompts....
remove your floppy/CD. Once you reboot, your system will have all your
old
information (but none of the new after the restore date) including the
that
file before it got messed up (before it was messed up)... but you can put
your floppy/CD back in to "save as" all the good work you did since the
restore date.

Wow... hope this helps....

dantee.


"unsave excel worksheets" wrote:

I copied a worksheet in one file and when I pasted it to a worksheet in
another file it got pasted to all the worksheets in that file and I hit
save
befor I realized that happened. I need to know is there a way to get the
old
information back on those files that were changed in error after a save?