I think it was because Excel wasn't forcefully shut down, so it assumed anything that hadn't been saved wasn't meant to be. When I turned the computer back on, nothing was recovered. I has created a task in Task Scheduler for the computer to be shut down at. I'm familiar with what you're talking about. *should have replied to a few earlier posts this way, too late now. Gone.Īlso, you have to know the AutoSave timer.īottom line sounds like you might need more RAM to prevent this from happening again.
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If the file was never actually saved, and the whole PC was restarted.the data just lived in the volatile RAM. I imagine it would depend on the state of the 'data', and how the system or Excel was restarted. I also went in and out of nearly every folder on the C: drive, and NOTHING!!Īm I REALLY screwed, with no luck of getting my unsaved work back, or is there something I'm missing? ĭoes anyone know or understand why AutoRecovery doesn't work 100% of the time. I set the AutoRecover to save things in MyDocuments. I checked the location everyone suggests, UnsavedFiles, but 1. So, I went with the simple "restart Excel" because >expletive storm< what was the difference and I know what caused the crash. look for a solution online AND restart Excel or 2. I think another program I had open was using a crap ton of memory, affecting Excel, a pop-up appeared with two options, 1. Some I had saved regularly, others were new documents, that I had never saved, and some in between. One of the worst things that ever happens, Excel didn't recover!!
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