How to recover an unsaved or overwritten Excel file
Practical steps to recover an Excel workbook you closed without saving or overwrote, depending on where it was stored.
Protect, repair, compress and back up your Excel files.
Practical steps to recover an Excel workbook you closed without saving or overwrote, depending on where it was stored.
Check what hidden data your Excel file carries, share only what’s needed, encrypt it with a password and choose wisely between attachment, cloud and link.
Which formats can carry macros, how to spot a dangerous attachment and the steps to open an XLSM file without running code you don’t know.
What to do when Excel will not open a file or shows an unreadable content error: common causes, built-in repair, recovering versions and online tools.
The most common causes of heavy Excel files (phantom ranges, images, formatting, caches) and how to shrink them so they open and send faster.
The differences between encrypting a workbook, protecting its structure and protecting sheets in Excel, how secure each one is and good password practices.
What to check before uploading an Excel file to an online tool, which data you should anonymize and how to work safely with sensitive information.
Set up AutoRecover, use version history and apply the 3-2-1 rule so your important spreadsheets are always safe.