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recovering a overwritten excel file
Is is possible to recover files to a previous version? What happened is
several changes where made and the file was saved instead of save as'd...does anyone know any tricks for file recovery?? Thanks a billion! Tiff |
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Hi Tiff
Without a backup you are afaik out of luck. Sorry. Best wishes Harald "screwed..." skrev i melding ... Is is possible to recover files to a previous version? What happened is several changes where made and the file was saved instead of save as'd...does anyone know any tricks for file recovery?? Thanks a billion! Tiff |
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Unless you've got some file recovery software, you're probably eponymous.
In article , "screwed..." wrote: Is is possible to recover files to a previous version? What happened is several changes where made and the file was saved instead of save as'd...does anyone know any tricks for file recovery?? Thanks a billion! |
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