Excel 2007 files are corrupted.


  1. Oliw
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    Windows XP
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    Excel 2007 files are corrupted.


    Hi all!
    Two days ago I have saved my workbooks on the mapped network drive, but now all files are corrupted. Excel tries to recover the corrupted data everytime I want to open it, but with no success.

    I removed all the links to external spreadsheets and read some topics with similar problems, but still have no solution.

    So, does anybody have any idea how can I repair it? What should I do? Thanks in advance.
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  3. Ranger4
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    Windows 7 Home Premium 64 bit sp1
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    Hi Oliw. Welcome to Windows 7 Forums.

    Have you tried to do a System Recovery. Open Control Panel & select Recovery, from there you can select from one of the Recovery times that were before you saved your workbooks to the mapped network drive.
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