Mac users who have upgraded to the latest OS X 10.11, aka El Capitan, are complaining a big serious bug in the compatibility with the Microsoft Office 2016 application. According to some renown IT websites like PCWorld, Microsoft Office 2016 for Mac update crashes hard on OS X El Capitan. This critical issue is now under the fixing project. But how about your long nights and days of hard work spending on the Office?

Now install EaseUS Data Recovery for Mac and learn the guide below to restore crashed Office 2016 files. The software goes 100% compatible with OS X 10.11 El Capitan. Select the location where your important Excel files were lost and click Scan button. The file browser in Office 2016 for Mac forces users to take an extra, slow step to access local files as well as files stored in cloud services like iCloud Drive, Google Drive, Box, and Dropbox. Dragon dictate 2.0 for mac review.

Just watch it vanishing without your fault? Don't be upset. This page is going to share two ways that provide a high chance to restore crashed Office 2016 files under Mac El Capitan. Retrieve Files from AutoRecover You might hardly notice that files are automatically saved even you didn't do that when Office 2016 program crashes on your Mac.

For example, while you were editing a Word document, the Office 2016 suddenly closed and then crashed. But the next time you open the program, you may receive the crashed file again on the Document Recovery task pane which allows you to open, save or delete it.

Meanwhile, there is also another route to recover Office 2016 file on Mac. By default, AutoSave saves Office 2016 files every 10 minutes to avoid serious data loss due to power outage or program crashes. If unfortunates happen in these ways, you can recover the files in the Finder and find automatically saved files in /Users/ username/Library/Application Support/ Microsoft/Office/Office 2011 AutoRecovery. Restore Office 2016 by Using File Recovery Software This is a complete solution for Office 2016 file recovery on Mac. Comparing with the former method, this one by using Office file recovery software seems more viable and straightforward.

For example, EaseUS Data Recovery Wizard for Mac is a third-party that develops to thoroughly solve Office file loss problems, which won't bother users doing the recovery personally. No matter how you lose Office 2016 files under El Capitan, let it be crashed or formatted or, this method is totally applicable. Only one thing you should keep in mind. Make sure where the Office 2016 files were saved on your Mac and don't save anything new there, or else the lost files will be overwritten. Now install EaseUS Data Recovery for Mac and learn the guide below to restore crashed Office 2016 files.

The software goes 100% compatible with OS X 10.11 El Capitan. Select the location where your important Excel files were lost and click Scan button. EaseUS Data Recovery Wizard for Mac will start immediately a quick scan as well as a deep scan on your selected disk volume. Meanwhile, the scanning results will be presented in the left pane. By Path and Type, you can quickly filter the Excel files you've lost earlier. Select the target files and click Recover Now button to get them back at once.

By Excel 2016 automatically keeps a running list of the last 25 files you opened in the Recent Workbooks list on the Open screen when the Recent Workbooks option is selected under Places. If you want, you can have Excel display more or fewer files in this list. To change the number of recently opened files that appear, follow these simple steps: • Choose File→Options→Advanced or press Alt+FTA to open the Advanced tab of the Excel Options dialog box. • Type a new entry (between 1 and 50) in the Show This Number of Recent Documents text box located in the Display section or use the spinner buttons to increase or decrease this number.

• Click OK or press Enter to close the Excel Options dialog box. If you don’t want any files displayed in the Recent Workbooks list, either on the Excel or Open screen in the Backstage view, enter 0 in the Show This Number of Recent Documents text box or select it with the spinner buttons. Select the Quickly Access This Number of Recent Workbooks check box on the Advanced tab of the Excel Options dialog box (right below the Show This Number of Recent Workbooks option) to have Excel display the four most recently opened workbooks as menu items at the bottom of the File menu in the Backstage view. That way, you can open any of them by clicking its button even when the Open screen is not displayed in the Backstage view. If four workbook files is too many or not sufficient, you can decrease or increase the number of files shown at the bottom of the File menu by replacing 4 in the text box that appears to the right of the Quickly Access This Number of Recent Workbooks check box option.