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 around - a lot being monthly versions of things, rather than me having to remember to go and check the options for each book for the foreseeable future - is there any way to run through all workbooks with a macro and make sure autorecover is on ?
If I open a new workbook, autorecover is on - it must be some files at some point had it disabled and its propogated from there?
I'm using office365 and fully uptodate - but files stored on traditional inhouse server shared drive.
Thanks
Stuart
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 around - a lot being monthly versions of things, rather than me having to remember to go and check the options for each book for the foreseeable future - is there any way to run through all workbooks with a macro and make sure autorecover is on ?
If I open a new workbook, autorecover is on - it must be some files at some point had it disabled and its propogated from there?
I'm using office365 and fully uptodate - but files stored on traditional inhouse server shared drive.
Thanks
Stuart