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MS Office Forum / Excel / New Users / September 2006Undoing a change that has been saved
I Have a database with close to 3,000 addresses on it. I put it in zip code oreder then saved it and closed it when I reopened it and realized I had only arranged the ZIP code and not the addresses that go with them. Is there a way to go back and find an old one. Or to undo a change of the nature? Please help! Thanks You cannot undo a change once the workbook has been saved. Do you have a backup copy somewhere? Did you ever send the file to a friend or co-worker? Are you set up under Save options to "always create a backup"? If so, you will have a backup of the save before the latest one. Look for *.XLK files. Gord Dibben MS Excel MVP >I Have a database with close to 3,000 addresses on it. I put it in zip code >oreder then saved it and closed it when I reopened it and realized I had only >arranged the ZIP code and not the addresses that go with them. Is there a way >to go back and find an old one. Or to undo a change of the nature? >Please help! >Thanks >I Have a database with close to 3,000 addresses on it. I put it in zip code >oreder then saved it and closed it when I reopened it and realized I had only >arranged the ZIP code and not the addresses that go with them. Is there a way >to go back and find an old one. Or to undo a change of the nature? >Please help! Restore the file from your weekly or monthly backup copy you made. Excel isnt a database stop trying to use it as one it' doesnt have data entry input masks; audit trails. excel is for babies use a DATAbase for DATA entry jackass -Aaron > I Have a database with close to 3,000 addresses on it. I put it in zip code > oreder then saved it and closed it when I reopened it and realized I had only > arranged the ZIP code and not the addresses that go with them. Is there a way > to go back and find an old one. Or to undo a change of the nature? > Please help! > Thanks >Excel isnt a database > [quoted text clipped - 5 lines] > >use a DATAbase for DATA entry jackass Congratulations! Since this is the second time in a few days you've used these words to critisize someone, you just make my killfile. See ya, you turd. :)  SignatureZilbandy - Tucson, Arizona USA <zil@zilbandy.com.invalid> Dead Suburban's Home Page: http://zilbandy.com/suburb/ PGP Public Key: http://zilbandy.com/pgpkey.htm ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
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