- Why should we use AutoSave function?
- Why has AutoSave stopped working?
- Does AutoSave only work with OneDrive?
- What is saved during the AutoSave process?
Why should we use AutoSave function?
AutoSave is a new feature available in Excel, Word, and PowerPoint for Microsoft 365 subscribers that saves your file automatically, every few seconds, as you work. AutoSave is enabled by default in Microsoft 365 when a file is stored on OneDrive, OneDrive for Business, or SharePoint Online.
Why has AutoSave stopped working?
AutoSave settings may be disabled for some files, especially large files, or files stored on SharePoint. Go to File > Options > Save. Check that the AutoSave box is ticked.
Does AutoSave only work with OneDrive?
"Autosave" is a tricky feature in Office. Yes, there now is a feature called Autosave that only works for files saved in OneDrive.
What is saved during the AutoSave process?
Auto-Save is a Do-more Designer process that will automatically create backup copies of projects while they are being edited. Each time a 'Save Project to Disk' operation is performed, a copy of the saved project will be stored in the designated AutoSave folder.