L
Lee
Hello
I was just working in MS Excel 2003. I opened the sheet to discuss over a
telephone call and made a number of alterations during the conversation.
When I went to save the sheet I was working on, a dialog box came up saying
that the sheet could not be saved due to a sharing violation (I am the only
user of this machine). I cancelled the dialog box and tried to save again -
this time a slightly different dialog box popped up saying that the sheet
could not be saved due to a sharing violation and it had been renamed with a
six-digit numerical name - the details of which I cannot remember. I was
told to shut the sheet and reopen it to save as a new name.
I did as I was told and shut Excel down. I reopened Excel and went to the
File.. menu to open the newly named file but it wasn;t on the list of recent
files. I cannot find it and really need the work. I have looked in the temp
directory and in "My Documents".
Where do I look for this file? Alternatively, does anyone know how the
naming convention worked so I can search for it.
I have lost a few hours work.
L
I was just working in MS Excel 2003. I opened the sheet to discuss over a
telephone call and made a number of alterations during the conversation.
When I went to save the sheet I was working on, a dialog box came up saying
that the sheet could not be saved due to a sharing violation (I am the only
user of this machine). I cancelled the dialog box and tried to save again -
this time a slightly different dialog box popped up saying that the sheet
could not be saved due to a sharing violation and it had been renamed with a
six-digit numerical name - the details of which I cannot remember. I was
told to shut the sheet and reopen it to save as a new name.
I did as I was told and shut Excel down. I reopened Excel and went to the
File.. menu to open the newly named file but it wasn;t on the list of recent
files. I cannot find it and really need the work. I have looked in the temp
directory and in "My Documents".
Where do I look for this file? Alternatively, does anyone know how the
naming convention worked so I can search for it.
I have lost a few hours work.
L