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Can I retrieve a file that had another filed 'saved' over it?
I was using a file as a template. One file was completed and I was creating
another. I accidentally hit "SAVE' instead of 'SAVED AS' and now have lost the original file and its info. Is there a way to retrieve that original file?? |
Can I retrieve a file that had another filed 'saved' over it?
Hi,
unless you have a backup you cannot recover the original file "DESPERATE" wrote: I was using a file as a template. One file was completed and I was creating another. I accidentally hit "SAVE' instead of 'SAVED AS' and now have lost the original file and its info. Is there a way to retrieve that original file?? |
Can I retrieve a file that had another filed 'saved' over it?
Do you have a backup version?
Did you send a copy to someone else? Maybe you have a copy in your sentbox or the recipient can send it back? Is the drive that contained the file backed up by your IT staff? DESPERATE wrote: I was using a file as a template. One file was completed and I was creating another. I accidentally hit "SAVE' instead of 'SAVED AS' and now have lost the original file and its info. Is there a way to retrieve that original file?? -- Dave Peterson |
Can I retrieve a file that had another filed 'saved' over it?
If, of course, you'd really been using a template (xlt) rather than a normal
file (xls), you wouldn't have fallen into that trap. If you don't use templates in future, you'll hopefully remember the two precautions: 1 Use the option to "always create a backup" 2 Do the Save As before you make any of the edits. -- David Biddulph DESPERATE wrote: I was using a file as a template. One file was completed and I was creating another. I accidentally hit "SAVE' instead of 'SAVED AS' and now have lost the original file and its info. Is there a way to retrieve that original file?? |
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