How to recover an excel sheet from a network error

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'ntony

Hi all,
this afternoon for one network connection I have lose one excel file, but
excel have write to me that file is saved as CC2AA11 or similar name. I have
try to find it on the pc, but nothing to do.
Someone have any idea about? why I not find it?
It s possible to recover that file? if yes, how can I do?
thank in advance for all help
'ntony
 
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Dave Peterson

That file is usually created in the same folder as the original workbook.

But with a network connection that's dropped, maybe it gets store elsewhere (I'm
not sure).

But I'd search my local harddrives (windows start button|search or find) for any
file that was created around that time/date.

(If you know the name, search for that directly. And make sure you search
through hidden folders, too.)

When I open excel at work, my default file path is on a network drive.

If I open excel when I'm not connected to the network, excel changes my default
drive to something under:

C:\documents and settings\username\application data\microsoft\... (and I forget
where it ends!)

Maybe looking there would help.
 
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'ntony

Thanks a lot for your sugest.
'ntony
Dave Peterson said:
That file is usually created in the same folder as the original workbook.

But with a network connection that's dropped, maybe it gets store elsewhere (I'm
not sure).

But I'd search my local harddrives (windows start button|search or find) for any
file that was created around that time/date.

(If you know the name, search for that directly. And make sure you search
through hidden folders, too.)

When I open excel at work, my default file path is on a network drive.

If I open excel when I'm not connected to the network, excel changes my default
drive to something under:

C:\documents and settings\username\application data\microsoft\... (and I forget
where it ends!)

Maybe looking there would help.
 

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