autorecover

All - I'm having occasional crashes but finding I dont have an autorecover version of the workbook - so typically lose what I've done! I then go and clear the exception for that workbook so its back to saving autorecover versions. Question being - I've got hundreds of workbooks knocking...

My Excel crashed and restarted. In the document recovery pane, clicking the most recent version of the file (a .xlsb file) opens a dialog box that says this version contains some repairs and prompts me to let Excel recovered as much content as it can. However, clicking yes simply leads to a...

Whenever Excel crashes and recovers the file I'm working on, I am not able to save it over the original file and have to give it a new name. I'm told that the file cannot be accessed and that it may be open by another process. Is this something unique to network environments?

Good afternoon A colleague of mine still uses Excel 2007 and had a document saved on a Network Drive They have been working on this all day without saving, although the auto-recovery is enabled for every ten minutes She accidentally closed excel down without saving I have searched in the...

I have a problem with saving a file in excel. It is an existing large (25MB) file, which I have saved several times on the same location. During my last session, I got the following errors: when excel was calculating a big calculation, the following error occurred--> excel cannot complete this...

I have a very annoying problem with a single file. About 15-20 minutes after opening it, I get a pop-up message saying "An unexpected error has occurred. AutoRecover has been disabled for this session of Excel." When I check in the Save options, the AutoRecover timer and location are greyed out...

Hello Boffins. My workplace uses a shared XL spreadsheet which is basically a huge calender of out outbound freight history. Dates along the top and stock numbers down the side. Eg We send out stock 111 on the 21/03/09 and it comes back on the 28/03/09 those cells are highlight green when it...