No, in general you can't go back.

It is always wise, when saving, to use the option (under Save As/ General
Options) to always create a backup. I guess you will do so in future?

You may be able to get the previous version back if you have a backup or
archive routine, or on a network drive running Windows XP under properties
there should be a "Previous versions" tab.
--
David Biddulph

"Rami Mohaisen" <Rami wrote in message
...
Say i have an excel file, and i edit it and save it. Now in the properties
of
this file it now shows the last date modified. Is there any way to revert
to
that file. Can i undo the most recent save?????? Any way possible. Can i
view
what has been modified. PLEASE REPLY ASAP

Yes, it is saved on a network drive, & Running windows XP. But i cannot find
the"previous versions tab".

The most i have been able to find out it which user last modified it, when
etc. i just need to prove what they have changed. STILL NEED
HELP......................... ANYONE PLEASE

"David Biddulph" wrote:

No, in general you can't go back.

It is always wise, when saving, to use the option (under Save As/ General
Options) to always create a backup. I guess you will do so in future?

You may be able to get the previous version back if you have a backup or
archive routine, or on a network drive running Windows XP under properties
there should be a "Previous versions" tab.
--
David Biddulph

"Rami Mohaisen" <Rami wrote in message
...
Say i have an excel file, and i edit it and save it. Now in the properties
of
this file it now shows the last date modified. Is there any way to revert
to
that file. Can i undo the most recent save?????? Any way possible. Can i
view
what has been modified. PLEASE REPLY ASAP