CORRUPTED spreadsheet

Help!!!
My very important spreadsheet got corrupted and I had no backup.
Is there any way to repair/recover in Excel 2000?

At the moment attempting to open it gives me:
"EXCEL caused an invalid page fault in
module EXCEL.EXE at 0187:3004cc32."

You can try this:
1) Create a new workbook with the same number of worksheet of the lost one;
2) You have to remember the name of each worksheet in your lost workbook;
3) in each worksheet of your new workbook copy, from the cell A1 to all the
range covered by your data, the formula ='entire path of lost workbook\[name
of your lost workbook]name of your lost worksheet'!A1.

Hoping to be helpful...

Regards

--
Franz

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> Help!!!
> My very important spreadsheet got corrupted and I had no backup.
> Is there any way to repair/recover in Excel 2000?
>
> At the moment attempting to open it gives me:
> "EXCEL caused an invalid page fault in
> module EXCEL.EXE at 0187:3004cc32."

Thanks, Franz.
All formulas, formatting, macros and graphs are lost forever I'm afraid.=

But at least using your method I recovered the data.
Thanks again.


On Mon, 25 Apr 2005 05:40:15 +0200, Franz <[email protected]> wrote:

> You can try this:
> 1) Create a new workbook with the same number of worksheet of the lost=
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> one;
> 2) You have to remember the name of each worksheet in your lost workbo=
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> 3) in each worksheet of your new workbook copy, from the cell A1 to al=
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> the
> range covered by your data, the formula =3D'entire path of lost =

> workbook\[name
> of your lost workbook]name of your lost worksheet'!A1.
>
> Hoping to be helpful...
>
> Regards
>

XL02 and XL03, if you have access to a machine with them, have more
advanced file recovery ability.

I've also had success with OpenOffice:

http://openoffice.org

In article <[email protected]>,
Bogdan <[email protected]> wrote:

> My very important spreadsheet got corrupted and I had no backup.
> Is there any way to repair/recover in Excel 2000?