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A corrupt excel spreadsheet can be repaired by using Open and Repair technique. It is a built-in repair function that opens a corrupt excel file forcefully. *Open MS Excel > press Ctrl+O > locate corrupt excel spreadsheet and select it. *Click on the arrow shown beside Open button > select Open and Repair.

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It will take just a few seconds to be completed and selected file will be opened, if possible. Or if this doesn't work, one may take help of a third-party Excel Recovery software. Microsoft dynamics rms serial key. I would recommend Excel Repair Kit software to recover data from corrupt excel spreadsheet. The software is available with free demo version.

To read more about this software and to download its free demo version, visit. A corrupt excel spreadsheet can be repaired by using Open and Repair technique. It is a built-in repair function that opens a corrupt excel file forcefully.

*Open MS Excel > press Ctrl+O > locate corrupt excel spreadsheet and select it. *Click on the arrow shown beside Open button > select Open and Repair. It will take just a few seconds to be completed and selected file will be opened, if possible. Or if this doesn't work, one may take help of a third-party Excel Recovery software. I would recommend Excel Repair Kit software to recover data from corrupt excel spreadsheet. The software is available with free demo version.

To read more about this software and to download its free demo version, visit. 1 Start Excel back up and wait to see if it automatically offers to recover the document for you. Later versions will walk you through the process of recovering the document systematically. Just be sure you don't close down any windows before you are certain they are not your lost file. 2 Click Start > Recent Documents. Your file should be there, although your most recent changes may not be. 3 From within Excel, go to 'Open' and choose 'Recent Documents' (it may show automatically).

If you see your document there, open it and you will recover the version of your document most recently saved. (In some versions of Excel, you will first need to click File > Open on the drop-down menu.

On others, you will need to click the icon in the upper left hand corner and go from there.) 4 Go to 'My Computer' and perform a search. Be sure to indicate which file type and what folders the file may have been saved to. To do this, you may have to select the option to do an advanced search. 5 If you are in an office, contact your tech support department or systems administrator. Many companies back up all their computers regularly, and your file may have been saved to a separate server that can be recovered by someone with the right access level. 6 Look in your temporary files.

There are a number of ways to do this, but sometimes the easiest trick is to backtrack. One technique is from within Excel click File > Save As. (If Excel says there is nothing to save, enter a letter or number into 1 of the fields in your new file first.) In the dialogue box that opens, select 'Recent Documents.' Scroll around and see if your file is there. If so, make a note of the path (some computers will allow you to highlight, right-click, and save the path), close the dialogue box and go to my computer and plug in the path. How to Recover an Excel File That Was Saved Over Using AutoRecover 1. Click 'Start' and then 'Search.'

Select 'All Files and Folders' when asked what you want to search for. Type in '*.xls' (without the quotation marks) under 'All or Part of the File Name.' Click on the arrow next to 'More advanced options' and make sure that the file type reads 'All Files and Folders.'

Click the boxes next to 'Search System Folders' and 'Search Hidden Files.' Click 'Search.' Look for an earlier version of your file (it should have a similar name).

When it appears, open it to see if it is the version you want. Run Repair The first thing to try is to open it with the Repair option in Excel.

You can do this by clicking on File and then Open. In the Open dialog box, single click on the Excel file and then click on the small arrow next to the Open button. Go ahead and click on Open and Repair and you’ll get a message asking if you want to repair, which will recover as much data as possible or if you simply want to extract data, which will copy out the formulas and values. You can try to repair first and see if it can recover the whole file, if not, you can then try to extract the data.

Try opening the file in other apps that can open spreadsheets. Open Office, Star Office or whatever the hell they call it, Google Docs even - do you have a unix OS available?