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Problem preserving Excel Correcitons
A Heritage Society secretary gave me her mailing list for the recent newsletter. It is an Excel document, and it was a disaster. A couple dozen listings didn't print. I found about a half dozen that had serious mistakes. She later identified them as entries that she had corrected some time ago. Does Windows and/or Excel have an automatic setback feature that would explain this? Or what else would explain it? Thanks -GECKO |
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Problem preserving Excel Correcitons
Not Excel or Windows, but who knows what she actually put in the entries
in the Workbook, or even what she used to edit it with. You will likely need to examine each non-printing entry for "non-printing" characters having been inserted. gecko wrote: A Heritage Society secretary gave me her mailing list for the recent newsletter. It is an Excel document, and it was a disaster. A couple dozen listings didn't print. I found about a half dozen that had serious mistakes. She later identified them as entries that she had corrected some time ago. Does Windows and/or Excel have an automatic setback feature that would explain this? Or what else would explain it? Thanks -GECKO |
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Problem preserving Excel Correcitons
Hi,
How about using one of the backup copies from an earlier period. IT usually backs up all data daily and can recover a prior version of any file for you upon request. -- Thanks, Shane Devenshire "gecko" wrote: A Heritage Society secretary gave me her mailing list for the recent newsletter. It is an Excel document, and it was a disaster. A couple dozen listings didn't print. I found about a half dozen that had serious mistakes. She later identified them as entries that she had corrected some time ago. Does Windows and/or Excel have an automatic setback feature that would explain this? Or what else would explain it? Thanks -GECKO |
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