How can I restore a column that was deleted by mistake
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From: Lucia on 6 May 2010 09:30 How can I restore a column that was deleted by mistake after I have saved the document. Can one go back to a previous saved version stored in excel somewhere. Although I don't think it is actually possible, I have to at least ask if it is possible.
From: Bob I on 6 May 2010 09:58 You could IF you had set the "Always create backup" option on. Otherwise you will rely on your weekly document backup store. Lucia wrote: > How can I restore a column that was deleted by mistake after I have saved the > document. Can one go back to a previous saved version stored in excel > somewhere. Although I don't think it is actually possible, I have to at > least ask if it is possible.
From: Jim Thomlinson on 6 May 2010 10:01 Not possible... -- HTH... Jim Thomlinson "Lucia" wrote: > How can I restore a column that was deleted by mistake after I have saved the > document. Can one go back to a previous saved version stored in excel > somewhere. Although I don't think it is actually possible, I have to at > least ask if it is possible.
From: Paul C on 6 May 2010 12:22
This is not an Excel feature, but if you are using a network depending on how your network is set up you may be able to access previous versions. On my work network, if I browse to a file and right click on it and select properties, in addidtion to the usual Geneal, Security and Summary Tabs I get a Tab called Previous Versions. On this tab I have the option to restore older versions of the file. This has saved me some work on a couple of occasions. -- If this helps, please remember to click yes. "Lucia" wrote: > How can I restore a column that was deleted by mistake after I have saved the > document. Can one go back to a previous saved version stored in excel > somewhere. Although I don't think it is actually possible, I have to at > least ask if it is possible. |