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how do i recovery a spreadsheet that has been replaced accidenty?
how do i recovery a spreadsheet that has been replaced accidenty?
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how do i recovery a spreadsheet that has been replaced accidenty?
Emma,
Did you mail it to anyone so is there a copy in your sent items. User your backup. Mike "Emma" wrote: how do i recovery a spreadsheet that has been replaced accidenty? |
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how do i recovery a spreadsheet that has been replaced accidenty?
How did you replace the workbook?
If you just saved it with a new name, the original will still be there............without latest changes. Gord Dibben MS Excel MVP On Wed, 28 Jan 2009 04:53:01 -0800, Emma wrote: how do i recovery a spreadsheet that has been replaced accidenty? |
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