How to Enable AutoRecover to Get Deleted Spreadsheet Back in Excel
Don’t want to lose a document that you’ve created in hours or with collaboration? Losing a completely created spreadsheet is even worse than spending hours in making it. There are many things, which can land you into this trouble. You may lose your document because of system freeze, power outage, application crashes, etc. Possibly no one wants to go through this pain. Microsoft understands the pain of losing a created file, that is why it offers a couple of ways to prevent this from happening. You can save the document in between simply, or use temporary backups, recovered files, as well as OneDrive backups to get your accidentally deleted files back in Office Excel. AutoRecover saves the document you’re working on automatically after a predefined (customizable) time. The feature is already present in the application, and you can activate it easily on your device. Here is how to enable AutoRecover to get deleted spreadsheet back in Excel Enabling AutoRecover in Micros...