I have a massive amount of information in this worksheet.

I was testing a macro, then it deleted that worksheet and saved and closed it.

And i did not see it deleting that worksheet or saving it.

So how can i undelete it, and go back to my business.

Excel can not create a product without this feature, it is utterly stupid.

You cannot recover the deleted sheet. Sorry.


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Cordially,
Chip Pearson
Microsoft MVP - Excel
Pearson Software Consulting, LLC
www.cpearson.com


"craig" wrote in message
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I have a massive amount of information in this worksheet.

I was testing a macro, then it deleted that worksheet and saved
and closed it.

And i did not see it deleting that worksheet or saving it.

So how can i undelete it, and go back to my business.

Excel can not create a product without this feature, it is
utterly stupid.

"craig" wrote in message
...
I have a massive amount of information in this worksheet.

I was testing a macro, then it deleted that worksheet and saved and closed
it.

And i did not see it deleting that worksheet or saving it.

So how can i undelete it, and go back to my business.

Excel can not create a product without this feature, it is utterly stupid.



Two features you apparently missed, both of which have been around for many
years:

1) Don't test new ideas on valuable files
2) Back up your data every day, with no excuses for not doing it.

Hi,

Well, I'm not quite sure, but you can try some data recovery tools.
They worked for me before in all the cases so I think that might also
help. The one I use is Undelete, a reliable and powerful one.
http://www.active-undelete.com/

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Hi,

Well, I'm not quite sure, but you can try some data recovery tools.
They worked for me before in all the cases so I think that might also
help. The one I use is Undelete, a reliable and powerful one.
http://www.active-undelete.com/


He didn't delete the file. He deleted a worksheet from the workbook, and
then saved the workbook.