Enabling autosave when starting Excel

Trev143

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It can be enabled manually with tools - autosave and then clicking the appropriate radio buttons. But you have to remember to do it, and it lasts only until you quit Excel. Is there a way of having it turned on permanently, or of enabling it by using VBA? I tried recording a macro but it gave me just an empty sheet. I guess it's not encouraged - at least by Microsoft - owing to the danger of saving changes that you don't want saved, but I find that the danger of losing work is greater.
 
In that case I think that the AutSave is an add-in, rather than Xl itself.
So I have no idea if it's possible to change the default behaviour.
 
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