Am i the first person to close and excel file, without saving chan

[Cjbrad]

I entered tons of data, was trying to paste a section into an e mail, somehow
managed to close it all without saving changes. The original file is
available minus the changes. Is there any way to restore it to like 5 minutes
before closing. This would be huge.
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Sorry novice needing help

[Dave Peterson]

Nope.



Cjbrad wrote:
>
> I entered tons of data, was trying to paste a section into an e mail, somehow
> managed to close it all without saving changes. The original file is
> available minus the changes. Is there any way to restore it to like 5 minutes
> before closing. This would be huge.
> --
> Sorry novice needing help

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Dave Peterson

[Brisbane Rob]

And you won't be the last...

[L. Howard Kittle]

>managed to close it all without saving changes

Any long shot chance that you sent the e-mail before making that "first of
its kind" mistake?
If so, the unsaved version would be at the e-mail recipients mail box.

HTH
Regards,
Howard

"Cjbrad" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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>I entered tons of data, was trying to paste a section into an e mail,
>somehow
> managed to close it all without saving changes. The original file is
> available minus the changes. Is there any way to restore it to like 5
> minutes
> before closing. This would be huge.
> --
> Sorry novice needing help

[L. Howard Kittle]

>managed to close it all without saving changes

Any long shot chance that you sent the e-mail before making that "first of
its kind" mistake?
If so, the unsaved version would be at the e-mail recipients mail box.

HTH
Regards,
Howard

"Cjbrad" <[email protected]> wrote in message
news:[email protected]...
>I entered tons of data, was trying to paste a section into an e mail,
>somehow
> managed to close it all without saving changes. The original file is
> available minus the changes. Is there any way to restore it to like 5
> minutes
> before closing. This would be huge.
> --
> Sorry novice needing help