[Gregg123]

Hi,
I was working on a spreadsheet last night, and kind of fell asleep on the job.

When I woke up the computer had restarted a few hours later. I was hopeful that when I clicked on my spreadsheet it would have the new version including all the work I had done but no.

It is not giving me any option to revert to any other spreadsheet.

I know with Word it automatically creates restore points, is this the same with Excel?

If so, how do I find it?

Many thanks in advance!!

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Excel does have an Autosave feature.
Without knowing how and why the computer restarted (it's entirely possible you leant on the keyboard, the computer asked to save the changes and "No" was selected) it's going to be kind of hard to recover anything. Saying no to saving your work removes the temporary Autosave files.
So the answer is, you've probably lost it. Moral of the story: Don't fall asleep at the computer.

[Neil Jones]

Excel does have an Autosave feature.
Without knowing how and why the computer restarted (it's entirely possible you leant on the keyboard, the computer asked to save the changes and "No" was selected) it's going to be kind of hard to recover anything. Saying no to saving your work removes the temporary Autosave files.
So the answer is, you've probably lost it. Moral of the story: Don't fall asleep at the computer.