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What version of Excel? XP (2002) & 2003 _do not_ have an AutoSave feature.
If you are referring to AutoRecover (ToolsOptions--Save), that is something totally different. It doesn't save your working file, but stores the data separately in a temporary file for recovery purposes in the event that XL or the system crashes while the file is open. HTH |:) "Jennifer" wrote: I have auto save in Excel set to every 5 minutes, but it is not auto saving the data. What should I do to fix it? Jennifer |
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