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To: Schnullie who wrote (93795)7/14/2016 5:51:47 PM
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Schnullie,

It is very rare that a file will simply disappear. First, I am not familiar with Windows 10, so this may not apply.

If you open Windows Explorer (not Internet Explorer) there is, or was, a search box at the top right of Windows explorer. Try typing part of the spreadsheet name into the search box and see if Windows Explorer can find the file in a folder other than your desktop.

Also Excel (at least the older versions) had a option on the Open menu for recent files. You might find your spreadsheet file there. NOTE: Some Windows utilities will delete the recent file lists - this is for security reasons.

B.K.
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