Can I retrieve a autorecovery file, if I close Excel without saving changes?

I appreciate you may be in a hurry for an answer but if you stop asking your
question in every Excel forum, someone may help you. Did you do a web
search? Do you have autosave switched on?

http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/he...407291033.aspx

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Steve

"jimp" wrote in message
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Can I retrieve a autorecovery file, if I close Excel without saving
changes?

It took me twenty seconds to find this on Google:
http://www.amset.info/tips/office-recovery.asp

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Steve

"jimp" wrote in message
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Can I retrieve a autorecovery file, if I close Excel without saving
changes?

1. this is not a solution. the correct answer from other people that posted
is that you cannot recover an autorecovery file if you closed the original
without saving changes.

2. This is my first time posting on this site, so yeah, next time I won't
post multiple times.



"AltaEgo" wrote:

It took me twenty seconds to find this on Google:
http://www.amset.info/tips/office-recovery.asp

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Steve

"jimp" wrote in message
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Can I retrieve a autorecovery file, if I close Excel without saving
changes?

My grumpy boots were on this morning! Don't let this put you off asking
questions.

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Steve

"jimp" wrote in message
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1. this is not a solution. the correct answer from other people that
posted
is that you cannot recover an autorecovery file if you closed the original
without saving changes.

2. This is my first time posting on this site, so yeah, next time I won't
post multiple times.



"AltaEgo" wrote:

It took me twenty seconds to find this on Google:
http://www.amset.info/tips/office-recovery.asp

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Steve

"jimp" wrote in message
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Can I retrieve a autorecovery file, if I close Excel without saving
changes?