Well I did something really stupid!
I made some major changes to huge spreadsheet and went to click on "save as" and ended up clicking on "save".
Now this wouldn't be so bad, because I backed up my files every evening. BUT, I spent several hours this morning on this spreadsheet and yes, saved it, but then I decided to delete much of the data to save under a different file name (save as) and accidently clicked "save" instead. My work from this morning (several hours worth) is gone!!
So my question is: Is there any way to Undo a Save? If I could just go back one Save, I would have my work back. I use Excel 97, and Windows XP. Anything? I don't use autosave. But does Windows or Excel save a previous version of the file somewhere. Or if I could Undo about 3-4 steps with the Undo button, I would also have my work back.
The spreadsheet is still running and I have not touched a thing since I hit the "save" button. But of course the Undo button in this case has been reset.
Any help?
I made some major changes to huge spreadsheet and went to click on "save as" and ended up clicking on "save".
Now this wouldn't be so bad, because I backed up my files every evening. BUT, I spent several hours this morning on this spreadsheet and yes, saved it, but then I decided to delete much of the data to save under a different file name (save as) and accidently clicked "save" instead. My work from this morning (several hours worth) is gone!!
So my question is: Is there any way to Undo a Save? If I could just go back one Save, I would have my work back. I use Excel 97, and Windows XP. Anything? I don't use autosave. But does Windows or Excel save a previous version of the file somewhere. Or if I could Undo about 3-4 steps with the Undo button, I would also have my work back.
The spreadsheet is still running and I have not touched a thing since I hit the "save" button. But of course the Undo button in this case has been reset.
Any help?