

You may not need to consent to non-personal data collection such as telemetry data, hence the two options for telemetry are independent from the first one. You need to consent to "send personal information" in order for MS to be able to collect all the data they's actually like (at least within the EU) Not entirely sure either, but this is how I read it (and, I think, the only way it would be compliant to the GDPR): Where the biggest break is a lack of an option "Send no diagnostic data". But since I can't change the Full/Basic setting in either state it seems its fundamentally broken. Yeah- I can't tell if the "Send personal information to Microsoft to make improvements to Office" controls what is below, or of its completely independent. And if it is intended behavior (as I've been told in one support exchange) then it makes no sense. So if it is a machine specific bug, its very easy to cause it to reappear elsewhere. Just set up Outlook on my home machine and I see the same behavior. If I type Doug Loew (my boss) his name will be at the top of the suggestions, but the auto select thing always lands on some other Doug who I don’t know. Auto-suggest functions as expected for me. It's not useful and has been broken like this for many versions now. Now, if I were to type the first entry disappears, moving to the first item, and keeps it selected. Somewhat expected, it enters the one that was highlighted (but not the one I entered). Hit enter, because I've now typed an entire email address.

The first address in the suggestion list is followed by and is highlighte (the second one is always highlighted initially for some reason)Ĭontinue typing and is still highlighted, even though the exact match is right there above it Type "scott" and several email addresses come up When addressing an email I can type an entire email address that shows as an option, but if it would be the first option listed then the it is never selected even if it’s a perfect match. If this article helped you, or if you used another method to retrieve your unsaved Excel document, leave a comment to let us know.Outlook Auto-suggest is still broken.
OPEN CHANGES TO A DOCUMENT THAT WERENT SAVED IN EXCEL FOR MAC MANUAL
The manual 101 Excel Secrets might also be useful in preventing these types of catastrophes in the future! ( In that case, try this AutoRecover tutorial by ExcelEasy. They helped me retrieve the latest version of my unsaved Excel file. If, however, you have opened your file and still don’t see any unsaved versions… maybe your Excel isn’t set to save your files in a short enough interval. Important: If you don’t FIRST open your file, you won’t be able to manage any versions of it (because you haven’t opened a file to manage versions of). Look under the last heading, “Versions,” and click “Manage Versions.”Ĥ. You should see a message that says, “ Recent version from 6:11PM (or whenever) when I didn’t save my file.” If so, click on it and see if that’s the version you need. Your interface may look different and instructions may differ slightly from the below.)ģ. While viewing that open file, go to the “File” tab in Excel. So if you’ve saved your file at least once and seek to retrieve the latest changes, here’s how:ġ. Note: If you didn’t already have the two above boxes checked in your MS Excel installation, the steps in the next article won’t work. Setting a short autorecover time ensures the least data loss with any potential screw-up such as this.
