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MS Office Forum / Excel / New Users / March 2008Recovering a file's older version
I saved a file using an existiong file name in error; Is there a way to recover the orginal data? There are two files: "2006" and "2007". I was working on the "2006" file; I saved as "2007". How can I recover the older "2007"? From your backup. Excel gave you a message saying your were going to replace the existing file and asking if you wanted to do this . You apparently answered "Yes". Tyro >I saved a file using an existiong file name in error; Is there a way to > recover the orginal data? > > There are two files: "2006" and "2007". I was working on the "2006" file; > I > saved as "2007". How can I recover the older "2007"? Acutally Windows gave you the message, but the effect is the same. Backing up files is a good thing. Tyro > From your backup. Excel gave you a message saying your were going to > replace the existing file and asking if you wanted to do this . You [quoted text clipped - 8 lines] >> I >> saved as "2007". How can I recover the older "2007"?
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