How to Retrieve Deleted Excel File Not in Recycle Bin

Using EaseUS Data Recovery Wizard

Recover deleted Excel files effortlessly with EaseUS Data Recovery Wizard, a robust tool for restoring files not found in the Recycle Bin. This software is capable of retrieving files that have been permanently deleted or lost from a formatted or virus-infected hard drive.

Steps to Recover with EaseUS

Launch EaseUS Data Recovery Wizard on your computer. Select the location where your Excel file was last seen and initiate a scan. Once the scan is complete, browse through the recoverable files, locate your Excel document, and execute the recovery process to retrieve your file.

Prevent Future Loss

To minimize the risk of accidental deletion, utilize Excel's Auto-Save feature, maintain regular backups, and protect your files with password encryption. Be proactive to ensure your important Excel documents remain secure.

Common Use Cases

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  Use case 1: Recovering an accidentally deleted quarterly financial report
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  Use case 2: Restoring a lost project timeline spreadsheet after an unexpected system crash
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  Use case 3: Retrieving a clients contract details spreadsheet that was mistakenly deleted
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  Use case 4: Undoing the deletion of a crucial inventory management Excel file
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  Use case 5: Salvaging a deleted employee timesheet record for payroll processing

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