A power interruption, accidental closing, and a corrupted file are just a few scenarios that can affect the way you use MS Word.īut don’t worry, there are a handful of ways on how to restore a Word file without getting frustrated. Thanks to my technical skills and resources, I was able to get back the file just in time. Because this is just asinine.While working on this technical article, there are a few instances that I accidentally closed Word without saving it. Next, write an angry note to Microsoft via the Feedback button.
Click on the word "Recovered" to reopen the task pane. You should see the word "Ready" and then "Recovered". Next time you have this panel open and you click on a file, when you are finished but before you close the document, look at the bottom left corner of the window.
Who the hell thought that was a good idea? tl drĪnyway, I found the answer by accident. And it does! You quickly realize, though, that since you have something like 20 files to review, closing and re-opening Excel after each file is beyond annoying. So you close Excel and restart it, hoping the panel appears again. You click on a file, review it for errors, save and/or close the file depending on whether you found errors, etc, and then go back to the task pane to open the next file.īut 's gone! Slightly confused about why that panel would disappear after clicking on only one file in the list, you search around on the File menu and all the other tabs, frustrated that you can't find the stupid panel again. If I understand your problem correctly, you open Excel and the Document Recovery task pane appears with a list of files for you to view.
Since no one seems to actually understand your question, I will take a stab at it.
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