NO RESPONSE IS DISPLAYED WITH EXCEL, SO I CAN ONLY RESTART THE COMPUTER, BUT THE DATA IS GONE, CAN I

If the version you use is the 2007 version, there is no problem, this version automatically saves data once per minute, and your data is gone, it is likely that you are using the old version without automatic data saving function, there is no way to retrieve the data, it is recommended to use excel2007!

You open my computer, click on the tool - > folder options - > view - > to display all file names, in the same directory of your excle file there will be a file name starting with $ followed by the same or basically the same file as the original file, open that file is your final result, copy it to the file you want and you're done!

After restarting the computer, you will generally not be able to retrieve things that have not been saved before.

What version of Office 2010 you are using, there will be an auto-save.

This auto-save is a set time, such as 10 minutes auto-save, so there may be some things that have not been saved.

But at least it's better than all gone.

In the "File Save" section, set and find the location of the saved file.

If it's office2003, it's not clear.

Let's make it a habit to save it often.

The feeling of losing a file... I want to flip the table...

It shouldn't be able to be recovered.

1. Click "Office Button" and select "Excel Options" from its extended menu;

2. In the "Excel Options" window that opens, switch to the "Save" tab, check the "Save Auto-Recovery Information Interval" item, and set the time interval.

3. Set "Automatically recover document location", use a custom location, so that it is convenient to recover files in time due to illegal operation or power failure, click the "browse" button to locate the custom location, and click "OK" to complete the setting.

In excel, the system can automatically help us save, we can find the save path of the auto-save file in the round button in the upper left corner of the excel2007 table-option-save-auto-restore save settings, open this path to find the file we need.

1. Click "Office Button" and select "Excel Options" from its extended menu;

2. In the "Excel Options" window that opens, switch to the "Save" tab, check the "Save Auto-Recovery Information Interval" item, and set the time interval.

3. Set "Automatically recover document location", use a custom location, so that it is convenient to recover files in time due to illegal operation or power failure, click the "browse" button to locate the custom location, and click "OK" to complete the setting.

See if you have an auto-save function in excel.,If it's on, you should be able to find it.,If there's no data, it's likely to be lost.。