Retrieving an accidently deleted Excel spreadsheet

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Hello out there. I had some information on a basic Excel spreadsheet, and
removed the information to put other information on it and "save as" so I
could have two different spreadsheets. In the process, I deleted the original
information. Is it retrievable and how is that done? Thanks in advance for
your help.
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rsmoak

 

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It's been overwritten and is now gone forever.

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"rsmoak" wrote:

| Hello out there. I had some information on a basic Excel spreadsheet, and
| removed the information to put other information on it and "save as" so I
| could have two different spreadsheets. In the process, I deleted the original
| information. Is it retrievable and how is that done? Thanks in advance for
| your help.
| --
| rsmoak

 

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One of these data recovery utilities may help:

PC-Inspector and other tools:
http://www.snapfiles.com/Freeware/system/fwdatarecovery.html

Data Recovery Tools - compilation by Spencer S:
http://crazyone.tekmasters.com/datarecovery.html

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"rsmoak" <rsmoak@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news5D13D9C-F024-4C9D-9CBE-B244DDBFFAA8@microsoft.com...
> Hello out there. I had some information on a basic Excel spreadsheet, and
> removed the information to put other information on it and "save as" so I
> could have two different spreadsheets. In the process, I deleted the
> original
> information. Is it retrievable and how is that done? Thanks in advance for
> your help.
> --
> rsmoak