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A worksheet in the excel workbook was accidentally deleted, how can I recover it?
When you find that the worksheet has been deleted, you can immediately use the key combination Ctrl+Z and press it once to restore it to its original state. Even if it is saved, it can be restored with this key combination.
However, if you close the workbook after saving, you can't restore it.
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After data loss, it can be recovered through some data recovery software, it is recommended to try some reliable data recovery software first.
However, there are many such tools, and some of them are not as powerful as advertised, and may even cause damage to your data. So here, I recommend Hi Format Data Recovery Master to everyone who has personally tested it to help users find effective data recovery software.
If the files are accidentally deleted you can use Hi Format Recovery, here's how:
Select "Quick Scan" in the first screen.
2. Select the file types we need to recover.
3. When the original file loss location is selected, click below to start scanning to scan the disk lost files.
4. Select the files we need to recover, double-click the files to preview, click Recover when you are done, select the path where the recovered files are stored, and click "Recover" to get back the lost files.
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1. First of all, click WPS** in the upper left corner of Excel and click Tools in the pop-up menu.
2. Then, click on the option of backup management in the pop-up menu on the right side of the tool.
<>4. After that, then open the folder of other backups to find and double-click to open the deleted sheet document.
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The solution is as follows:
1. First of all, open the excel sheet as shown in the figure below, and then go to the next step.
2. Secondly, click the [Tools] option in the toolbar, as shown in the figure below, and then enter the next step.
3. Next, click on the "Backup Management" option in its drop-down menu, as shown in the image below, and proceed to the next step.
4. Then, in the pop-up window, click "View Other Backups" as shown in the image below and proceed to the next step.
5. Finally, in the pop-up window, you can find the worksheet that was deleted by mistake, as shown in the figure below. In this way, the problem is solved.
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1. First of all, create ** and click to enter the window.
2. When you're done, go to the window and click "Tools" in the toolbar.
<>5. After completing the above steps, click on the window, and there will be accidentally deleted ** in it.
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If you accidentally deleted the work orange table in the excel workbook, you can try to recover it using the following methods:
1.Open the workbook in Excel, right-click the sheet tab bar (usually at the bottom), and select Unnamed Worksheet or New Worksheet.
2.If there is no Unnamed Worksheet or New Worksheet on the worksheet tab bar, try to recover deleted or aged worksheets in the workbook
Select File> Info > Restore Workbook.
In the Recover Workbook dialog box, select the workbook you want to recover, and select the worksheets you want to recover.
Click OK to restore the selected worksheet.
3.If none of the above methods can restore the worksheet, you need to review Excel's automatic backup file, there may be a newer backup file with the deleted worksheet. Open Excel and click File > Open, select Recent Documents under This PC, locate the deleted workbook, and click the Open button.
If there is an automatic backup file, Excel will prompt you if you want to restore the workbook.
4.If none of the above methods can recover deleted worksheets, you can consider using data recovery software or contact the official Excel support team for more help.
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