Extremely Urgent Please help!

HerbF

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Just finished a monster takeoff for a job and all entries were done. Excel had a fatal error when I saved it and lost about 1000 rows of entries.

Need help recovering this file please.
 

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Hi,


can you provide us how lost 1000 rows, are you deleted all the sheet faulty, or the sheet has been crashed without saving, or you had delete it then saved the sheet. Some clarifications will give you a straight answers

cheers,
 
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Hi,


can you provide us how lost 1000 rows, are you deleted all the sheet faulty, or the sheet has been crashed without saving, or you had delete it then saved the sheet. Some clarifications will give you a straight answers

cheers,

I had just finished the last entry, grabbed the mouse to click on the save icon, the entire computer shut down then rebooted with the dos screen and I clicked start normally and all excel entries was lost from the last saves from all day today and yesterday.

Need Help bad,
 
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Hi herb

I think there isn't problem to recover it as Excel save this option to recover unsaved workbook.
from File > Info > Manage Version > Recover Unsaved Workbooks then brows the file location to recover,

you can refer to the below link from official MSDN blog present your problem solving

How to recover that un-saved Microsoft Office Excel, Word, or PowerPoint file you closed before saving - Microsoft Senior Sales Excellence Manager - Eric Ligman - Site Home - MSDN Blogs

Thanks,

Thank Adora, I found it last night using that same method. I normally have about 12 to 20 PDF tabs open and many excel spreadsheets going at the same time. I must have pegged out my 8GB RAM.
 
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