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I downloaded an excel spreadsheet from my yahoo account. I worked on
it and worked on it saved and saved. In the end I never did a "save as" I feel like an idiot because I can not find it. Is there anyway to retreive this file? |
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You can do a Strat / search for the file name, or *.xls for all excel files,
or you could download another one, and note where it goes, it will probably download to the same place as the first one. " wrote: I downloaded an excel spreadsheet from my yahoo account. I worked on it and worked on it saved and saved. In the end I never did a "save as" I feel like an idiot because I can not find it. Is there anyway to retreive this file? |
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Sometimes, you can click on File and see the last x number of files you've
worked on at the bottom of that dropdown. You can increase the size of that list: tools|options|General tab|check recently used file list and make it as large as you can Sometimes, you can see the last few windows documents you've worked on via: Windows Start button|Documents You may be able to find the document in your windows temporary internet files folder(s). I do this: Start Internet explorer Tools|Internet Options|General tab Browsing History Section|Click settings Then click View Files sort by date (or extension or whatever helps you search for that .xls file) wrote: I downloaded an excel spreadsheet from my yahoo account. I worked on it and worked on it saved and saved. In the end I never did a "save as" I feel like an idiot because I can not find it. Is there anyway to retreive this file? -- Dave Peterson |
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On Apr 5, 9:38 am, wrote:
I downloaded an excel spreadsheet from my yahoo account. I worked on it and worked on it saved and saved. In the end I never did a "save as" I feel like an idiot because I can not find it. Is there anyway to retreive this file? Perhaps you can download another similar file and take careful note of each step in the download process, and write down the destination where your computer saves it by default...you will probably find your document there in some weirdly labelled folder on the hard drive, or maybe it is just in "My Downloads". Hope that helps. Tim |
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Maybe you can do a search of your hard disc looking for *.xls and
narrow the search down using the Advanced button to the day when you worked on the file. Hope this helps. Pete On Apr 5, 2:38 pm, wrote: I downloaded an excel spreadsheet from my yahoo account. I worked on it and worked on it saved and saved. In the end I never did a "save as" I feel like an idiot because I can not find it. Is there anyway to retreive this file? |
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