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How recover a lost file in Excel 2003?
We have a workgroup set up in our office. On this workgroup, we had a file
that most of us use. Somehow, a file got deleted (or somehow it is gone). We really need that spreadsheet file and I can't seem to be able to recover it. Does anyone know if it is possible and if so, how to recover a deletd spreadsheet file in Excel 2003? |
How recover a lost file in Excel 2003?
Talk to your IT guy to see if they can restore a previous version from a
backup. You may not get the most current version, though. If you have the file on a shared network drive, you may want to search for the file name on that drive. I've see people use windows explorer and drag files to different folders by mistake. A search may find it in another folder. Rhonda Plastics wrote: We have a workgroup set up in our office. On this workgroup, we had a file that most of us use. Somehow, a file got deleted (or somehow it is gone). We really need that spreadsheet file and I can't seem to be able to recover it. Does anyone know if it is possible and if so, how to recover a deletd spreadsheet file in Excel 2003? -- Dave Peterson |
How recover a lost file in Excel 2003?
Thank you, Dave, for your help. We don't have an IT guy, so I can't ask
them. We don't have a backup (which would be a GREAT idea to start doing!) of anything that is done on the computer is the hard drive crashes. I tried a search, but got nothing. I don't know where else to look. I am afraid I am just going to have to re-create the spreadsheet. Not fun, but doable. Let's just say this has been a valuable, albeit painful, lesson. Thank you for assisting me with this situation. I appreciate you taking the time and effort to write your message. It means a great deal to me that someone I've never met and probably will never meet took time out of his day to give me assistance. I appreciate it more than you will ever know. Thank you very much. You are proof that good and caring people exist in the world today. Thank you. Rhonda "Dave Peterson" wrote: Talk to your IT guy to see if they can restore a previous version from a backup. You may not get the most current version, though. If you have the file on a shared network drive, you may want to search for the file name on that drive. I've see people use windows explorer and drag files to different folders by mistake. A search may find it in another folder. Rhonda Plastics wrote: We have a workgroup set up in our office. On this workgroup, we had a file that most of us use. Somehow, a file got deleted (or somehow it is gone). We really need that spreadsheet file and I can't seem to be able to recover it. Does anyone know if it is possible and if so, how to recover a deletd spreadsheet file in Excel 2003? -- Dave Peterson |
How recover a lost file in Excel 2003?
A couple of other thoughts....
Maybe someone emailed it to someone, or themselves at home and still has a copy in email....search the emails Take a look at the directory where the file is supposed to be and see if there is a file with an unusual name/number....try opening it.... Do a search of the Directory by DATE, and check each filename within the lost period to see if the file got renamed..... Check the Windows Trashcan...... hth Vaya con Dios, Chuck, CABGx3 "Rhonda Plastics" <Rhonda wrote in message ... We have a workgroup set up in our office. On this workgroup, we had a file that most of us use. Somehow, a file got deleted (or somehow it is gone). We really need that spreadsheet file and I can't seem to be able to recover it. Does anyone know if it is possible and if so, how to recover a deletd spreadsheet file in Excel 2003? |
How recover a lost file in Excel 2003?
Good luck on your problem.
There are lots of people who share info inside these groups. I was just the one who answered first. (Chuck got here too late!) Rhonda Plastics wrote: Thank you, Dave, for your help. We don't have an IT guy, so I can't ask them. We don't have a backup (which would be a GREAT idea to start doing!) of anything that is done on the computer is the hard drive crashes. I tried a search, but got nothing. I don't know where else to look. I am afraid I am just going to have to re-create the spreadsheet. Not fun, but doable. Let's just say this has been a valuable, albeit painful, lesson. Thank you for assisting me with this situation. I appreciate you taking the time and effort to write your message. It means a great deal to me that someone I've never met and probably will never meet took time out of his day to give me assistance. I appreciate it more than you will ever know. Thank you very much. You are proof that good and caring people exist in the world today. Thank you. Rhonda "Dave Peterson" wrote: Talk to your IT guy to see if they can restore a previous version from a backup. You may not get the most current version, though. If you have the file on a shared network drive, you may want to search for the file name on that drive. I've see people use windows explorer and drag files to different folders by mistake. A search may find it in another folder. Rhonda Plastics wrote: We have a workgroup set up in our office. On this workgroup, we had a file that most of us use. Somehow, a file got deleted (or somehow it is gone). We really need that spreadsheet file and I can't seem to be able to recover it. Does anyone know if it is possible and if so, how to recover a deletd spreadsheet file in Excel 2003? -- Dave Peterson -- Dave Peterson |
How recover a lost file in Excel 2003?
Shucks......."missed it by THAT much".........guess that means another tour
in the "Cone of Silence"..<g Vaya con Dios, Chuck , CABGx3 "Dave Peterson" wrote in message ... Good luck on your problem. There are lots of people who share info inside these groups. I was just the one who answered first. (Chuck got here too late!) Rhonda Plastics wrote: Thank you, Dave, for your help. We don't have an IT guy, so I can't ask them. We don't have a backup (which would be a GREAT idea to start doing!) of anything that is done on the computer is the hard drive crashes. I tried a search, but got nothing. I don't know where else to look. I am afraid I am just going to have to re-create the spreadsheet. Not fun, but doable. Let's just say this has been a valuable, albeit painful, lesson. Thank you for assisting me with this situation. I appreciate you taking the time and effort to write your message. It means a great deal to me that someone I've never met and probably will never meet took time out of his day to give me assistance. I appreciate it more than you will ever know. Thank you very much. You are proof that good and caring people exist in the world today. Thank you. Rhonda "Dave Peterson" wrote: Talk to your IT guy to see if they can restore a previous version from a backup. You may not get the most current version, though. If you have the file on a shared network drive, you may want to search for the file name on that drive. I've see people use windows explorer and drag files to different folders by mistake. A search may find it in another folder. Rhonda Plastics wrote: We have a workgroup set up in our office. On this workgroup, we had a file that most of us use. Somehow, a file got deleted (or somehow it is gone). We really need that spreadsheet file and I can't seem to be able to recover it. Does anyone know if it is possible and if so, how to recover a deletd spreadsheet file in Excel 2003? -- Dave Peterson -- Dave Peterson |
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