Recovery for Excel is data recovery program for corrupted Microsoft Excel spreadsheets (.xls).

Your filename cannot be accessed. The file may be read-only, or you may be trying to access a read-only location. Or, the server the document is stored on may not be responding. You need Excel Recovery!

Try the free Excel recovery free suggestions listed below :-

• Do not run Excel off a floppy disk
  If the corrupt file is a on floppy disk, copy the file to your hard-drive or a network drive.
• If Excel crashes and won’t open (not file specific) The customized Toolbar file may be corrupt. Use Windows Explorer to find the .xlb file. Keep a backup by renaming (.old), then delete the .xlb file. Restart Excel. You will lose any customized toolbars.
• Open the Excel File in Word, or Wordpad
  Try File-Open or Insert-File in MS Word or File-Open in WordPad/Notepad. You may be able to recover the data but not formulas or proper formatting
• Open in Microsoft’s Excel 97/2000 Viewer
  “Microsoft Excel Viewer is a small, freely distributable program that lets users view and print Excel for Windows (versions 2.0 and greater) and Microsoft Excel for the Macintosh (versions 2.2a and greater) spreadsheet files.”
• Open in Excel XP
  Excel XP has better file recovery abilities than previous Excel versions.
• Open in another Spreadsheet program
  Lotus or Quattro Pro.
• Disable macros
  Disable macros at the prompt when attempting to open the file.
• Open Excel in Safe Mode
  Open Excel in Safe Mode. This will disable VBA and Add-ins. Click on Start then Run then enter (including the quotes and the /s extension): “C:\Program Files\Microsoft Office\Office\excel.exe” /s
• Delete your Temporary Folder
  Delete the contents of your c:\windows\temp directory then reboot.
• Use Excel’s built-in Detect and Repair utility. Excel 2000+ has a built in Detect and Repair utility. Click on Help – Detect and Repair