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OutsourceMR

Same Recovered Excel Files Continue to appear in Recovery Pane
 
How can I stop the same two Recovered files from appearing in the recovery
pane. I have saved them over and over and yet the recovery pane continues to
appear with them.

Dave Peterson

Same Recovered Excel Files Continue to appear in Recovery Pane
 
Tools|Options|Save Tab
(xl2003 menu system)

Notice the location of the autorecover save location.

Close Excel
Go to that folder using windows explorer
delete all the *.xar files

I've never seen them not disappear, for what little that is worth.

OutsourceMR wrote:

How can I stop the same two Recovered files from appearing in the recovery
pane. I have saved them over and over and yet the recovery pane continues to
appear with them.


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Dave Peterson

Gord Dibben

Same Recovered Excel Files Continue to appear in Recovery Pane
 
What I would question is why are you getting the Recovery Pane coming up so
often.


Gord Dibben MS Excel MVP

On Thu, 11 Oct 2007 16:00:51 -0500, Dave Peterson
wrote:

Tools|Options|Save Tab
(xl2003 menu system)

Notice the location of the autorecover save location.

Close Excel
Go to that folder using windows explorer
delete all the *.xar files

I've never seen them not disappear, for what little that is worth.

OutsourceMR wrote:

How can I stop the same two Recovered files from appearing in the recovery
pane. I have saved them over and over and yet the recovery pane continues to
appear with them.



OutsourceMR

Same Recovered Excel Files Continue to appear in Recovery Pane
 
The same two files pop up everytime someone goes into it. Anyway, it is the
oddest thing.

Thanks.

"Gord Dibben" wrote:

What I would question is why are you getting the Recovery Pane coming up so
often.


Gord Dibben MS Excel MVP

On Thu, 11 Oct 2007 16:00:51 -0500, Dave Peterson
wrote:

Tools|Options|Save Tab
(xl2003 menu system)

Notice the location of the autorecover save location.

Close Excel
Go to that folder using windows explorer
delete all the *.xar files

I've never seen them not disappear, for what little that is worth.

OutsourceMR wrote:

How can I stop the same two Recovered files from appearing in the recovery
pane. I have saved them over and over and yet the recovery pane continues to
appear with them.




OutsourceMR

Same Recovered Excel Files Continue to appear in Recovery Pane
 
No .Xar files are in that location. Yet, it keeps coming up.

Thanks for your suggestion.



"Dave Peterson" wrote:

Tools|Options|Save Tab
(xl2003 menu system)

Notice the location of the autorecover save location.

Close Excel
Go to that folder using windows explorer
delete all the *.xar files

I've never seen them not disappear, for what little that is worth.

OutsourceMR wrote:

How can I stop the same two Recovered files from appearing in the recovery
pane. I have saved them over and over and yet the recovery pane continues to
appear with them.


--

Dave Peterson


Dave Peterson

Same Recovered Excel Files Continue to appear in Recovery Pane
 
How about using Windows|search and look for *.xar files?

Or let excel recover the files and then type:
=cell("Filename",a1)
to see what's returned?

OutsourceMR wrote:

No .Xar files are in that location. Yet, it keeps coming up.

Thanks for your suggestion.

"Dave Peterson" wrote:

Tools|Options|Save Tab
(xl2003 menu system)

Notice the location of the autorecover save location.

Close Excel
Go to that folder using windows explorer
delete all the *.xar files

I've never seen them not disappear, for what little that is worth.

OutsourceMR wrote:

How can I stop the same two Recovered files from appearing in the recovery
pane. I have saved them over and over and yet the recovery pane continues to
appear with them.


--

Dave Peterson


--

Dave Peterson

OutsourceMR

Same Recovered Excel Files Continue to appear in Recovery Pane
 

Already did a regular search.

Will try your other suggestion.

Thanks.

"Dave Peterson" wrote:

How about using Windows|search and look for *.xar files?

Or let excel recover the files and then type:
=cell("Filename",a1)
to see what's returned?



OutsourceMR

Same Recovered Excel Files Continue to appear in Recovery Pane
 
It is Excel 2007 by the way.

"OutsourceMR" wrote:

How can I stop the same two Recovered files from appearing in the recovery
pane. I have saved them over and over and yet the recovery pane continues to
appear with them.



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