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Your original post raised a question I never thought about: does
"deleted" information stay deleted, or can it be recovered. I don't know that Excel operates that way. MS Access creates all kind of overhead files within a database; if you delete a record or table the data is no longer available to you, but the file size doesn't decrease until you compact the database using an on-board utility. Excel doesn't offer that kind of compact utility, so my *guess* is: deleted data is deleted when you save the file. You may want to re-post your question, and rephrase it something very specific: maybe something like "When I delete something in Excel, can the data be recovered?" Now that the post is a couple days old it will get buried in the background- if you repost one of the MVPs will likely take notice, and answer the question directly. |
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