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I moved all of my related 2006 files/folders to a single folder "2006". Now
when I go into this "2006" folder that has all of my work for last year I get
an error message saying that they can't be found because they were moved.
Can I get these missing files back.
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Do a search in windows and search for *.xls


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I moved all of my related 2006 files/folders to a single folder "2006".
Now
when I go into this "2006" folder that has all of my work for last year I
get
an error message saying that they can't be found because they were moved.
Can I get these missing files back.



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I did as you suggested and again I found the file but when I tried to open it
"could not be found" and asking if the file was moved. I moved all these
files by creating a new folder and just moving them into the new folder with
my cursor.

"Peo Sjoblom" wrote:

Do a search in windows and search for *.xls


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Peo Sjoblom




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I moved all of my related 2006 files/folders to a single folder "2006".
Now
when I go into this "2006" folder that has all of my work for last year I
get
an error message saying that they can't be found because they were moved.
Can I get these missing files back.




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Open Excel and a good workbook.

Go to ToolsOptionsGeneral and uncheck "Ignore other applications"

Try again opening from your 2006 folder.


Gord Dibben MS Excel MVP

On Sat, 20 Oct 2007 18:20:00 -0700, Irene
wrote:

I did as you suggested and again I found the file but when I tried to open it
"could not be found" and asking if the file was moved. I moved all these
files by creating a new folder and just moving them into the new folder with
my cursor.

"Peo Sjoblom" wrote:

Do a search in windows and search for *.xls


--

Regards,

Peo Sjoblom




"Irene" wrote in message
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I moved all of my related 2006 files/folders to a single folder "2006".
Now
when I go into this "2006" folder that has all of my work for last year I
get
an error message saying that they can't be found because they were moved.
Can I get these missing files back.





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Hi Gord, did as you suggested. The "Ignore other applications" was already
without a check in the box. Any other suggestions.

"Gord Dibben" wrote:

Open Excel and a good workbook.

Go to ToolsOptionsGeneral and uncheck "Ignore other applications"

Try again opening from your 2006 folder.


Gord Dibben MS Excel MVP

On Sat, 20 Oct 2007 18:20:00 -0700, Irene
wrote:

I did as you suggested and again I found the file but when I tried to open it
"could not be found" and asking if the file was moved. I moved all these
files by creating a new folder and just moving them into the new folder with
my cursor.

"Peo Sjoblom" wrote:

Do a search in windows and search for *.xls


--

Regards,

Peo Sjoblom




"Irene" wrote in message
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I moved all of my related 2006 files/folders to a single folder "2006".
Now
when I go into this "2006" folder that has all of my work for last year I
get
an error message saying that they can't be found because they were moved.
Can I get these missing files back.







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What happens if you try to open the file through fileopen?

Close excel and in windows click the start button lower left corner

startrun, then type excel.exe /unregserver

then do startrun again and type excel.exe /regserver




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"Irene" wrote in message
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Hi Gord, did as you suggested. The "Ignore other applications" was
already
without a check in the box. Any other suggestions.

"Gord Dibben" wrote:

Open Excel and a good workbook.

Go to ToolsOptionsGeneral and uncheck "Ignore other applications"

Try again opening from your 2006 folder.


Gord Dibben MS Excel MVP

On Sat, 20 Oct 2007 18:20:00 -0700, Irene

wrote:

I did as you suggested and again I found the file but when I tried to
open it
"could not be found" and asking if the file was moved. I moved all
these
files by creating a new folder and just moving them into the new folder
with
my cursor.

"Peo Sjoblom" wrote:

Do a search in windows and search for *.xls


--

Regards,

Peo Sjoblom




"Irene" wrote in message
...
I moved all of my related 2006 files/folders to a single folder
"2006".
Now
when I go into this "2006" folder that has all of my work for last
year I
get
an error message saying that they can't be found because they were
moved.
Can I get these missing files back.







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