On hard drive, how do I restore .XLS prior to last save?
 

I saved an Excel worksheet without knowing that I sorted the information
wrong. Now I have no idea how to fix it and cannot find a past version of the
spreadsheet. Is there any way to find a previous version in the hard drive? I
never emailed it or did a "Save As" with the file.

On hard drive, how do I restore .XLS prior to last save?
 

1. Are there any backups made of your documents?

2. Try a search on a part of the workbook name.

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I saved an Excel worksheet without knowing that I sorted the information
wrong. Now I have no idea how to fix it and cannot find a past version of
the
spreadsheet. Is there any way to find a previous version in the hard
drive? I
never emailed it or did a "Save As" with the file.

On hard drive, how do I restore .XLS prior to last save?
 

There aren't any backups and all my searches lead me to the same file. Any
other ideas?

"STEVE BELL" wrote:

1. Are there any backups made of your documents?

2. Try a search on a part of the workbook name.

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steveB

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I saved an Excel worksheet without knowing that I sorted the information
wrong. Now I have no idea how to fix it and cannot find a past version of
the
spreadsheet. Is there any way to find a previous version in the hard
drive? I
never emailed it or did a "Save As" with the file.

On hard drive, how do I restore .XLS prior to last save?
 

Unless there is a print out somewhere, or if you can find one of those super
computer people you see on the tv shows...

Your options a
1. Search your memory
2. Figure out what goes where
3. Start from scratch

Sorry for your loss!

For me - to avoid this happening -
when working with an important file - I name it with a rev #
"MyBookRev1"
than each time I open it to make new edits - I first Save-As with a new
Rev #
This way I can always go back to previous versions...

In other cases - I periodically save a copy to another drive, disk, etc.
The really astute users have a regular backup routine.

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There aren't any backups and all my searches lead me to the same file. Any
other ideas?

"STEVE BELL" wrote:

1. Are there any backups made of your documents?

2. Try a search on a part of the workbook name.

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steveB

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"wondervic" wrote in message
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I saved an Excel worksheet without knowing that I sorted the information
wrong. Now I have no idea how to fix it and cannot find a past version
of
the
spreadsheet. Is there any way to find a previous version in the hard
drive? I
never emailed it or did a "Save As" with the file.