This is excel-lent!!! Thanx On 9/17/09, Harmeet Singh <[email protected]> wrote: > *I agree with you Andy.......* > Thanks & Regards, > > Harmeet Singh > > Sent via BlackBerry Wireless > > > On Thu, Sep 17, 2009 at 6:51 PM, Aindril De <[email protected]> wrote: > >> Hats Off Ayush... >> Excellent Tip... >> >> >> Regards, >> Andy >> >> On Thu, Sep 17, 2009 at 7:31 PM, Ayush Jain <[email protected]>wrote: >> >>> ** >>> Do you have important Excel files that would create nothing short of >>> chaos >>> and disaster for you if you were to lose those files? >>> Now I'm sure that you regularly make copies of these files just in case - >>> but wouldn't it be nice if Excel could help us out a bit on this score? >>> Yeah - I thought so too so I did some research… >>> I found in the options of Excel's Save As window a little backup for our >>> very important files. >>> To take a look you'll need to go to the *Save As *window, *Tools* menu, >>> *General >>> Options* choice. >>> [image: Click Here For More Mails - gurlzgroup >>> -]<http://www.gurlzgroup.blogspot.com/> >>> At the top of the Save Options window that opens you should see a >>> checkbox >>> for something labeled as "*Always create backup*". >>> [image: Click Here For More Mails - gurlzgroup >>> -]<http://www.gurlzgroup.blogspot.com/> >>> Should you choose to* check this option *and *click OK *what will happen >>> is obvious. >>> Every time you save, after the initial Save As, Excel will create a >>> backup >>> file too - automatically. >>> Yes - it's that easy to get Excel to lend a helping hand. >>> Now - I did do some experimenting with this and found that the backup >>> always seemed to be one version of the file behind. In other words - the >>> latest changes were saved in the actual file and the backup file was >>> saved >>> without the newest changes. This could be useful in the "Oh man, I really >>> messed up this file" arena. >>> Also, to actually see the backup when trying to open it you'll need to >>> change the type of file you're looking for in the Open window. You could >>> try >>> All Files or you could scroll way to the bottom of the list where you'll >>> find Backup Files listed. Either way - the backup is not listed among >>> your >>> usual files. It's called "Backup of xxxxx". >>> Just one more strategy to employ in the never-ending battle against lost >>> data. >>> >>> __,_._,___ >>> >>> >>> ------------------------------ >>> Love Cricket? Check out live scores, photos, video highlights and more. >>> Click >>> here <http://in.rd.yahoo.com/tagline_cricket_2/*http://cricket.yahoo.com> >>> >>> >> >> > >> > > > >
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