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Recover the unrecoverable

Posted on January 23, 2019 By ANmar

Working a lot with Excel means seeing lots of errors and bugs inside Excel

Some of those are not likely bugs, but more like reaching the limit of the application.

So, the other day, after getting upset with Excel keep crashing and makes me lose my changes, I investigate it and found where does Excel save unsaved spreadsheets.

Those Excel failed to report in its own “Recoverable spreadsheets”.

Buy not for me, here is the location where Excel actually save those.

Hope this helps.

 

Excel User tips, Worksheet Tags:recover, restore, temp

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