.xlK files

vegasguy

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I’ve created an Excel (.xlsx) workbook using a Microsoft Access macro (example “Filename.xlsx”). When I do some work in Excel with the workbook and save it, a “Backup of Filename.xlk” is created automatically, in addition to the saved “Filename.xlsx” workbook. Can anyone tell me how to get Excel to stop creating the “Backup of Filename.xlk”?
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Hi,


See if this works (pulled from another site):


In xl2003, you can use:
File|SaveAs|Tools|General Options
and check/uncheck that "Always create backup" box.


This is a workbook by workbook setting (nothing to do with autorecovery).


igold
 
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