Save your workbook - Microsoft Support
Click File > Save As. Under Save As, pick the place where you want to save your workbook. For example, to save to your desktop or in a folder on your computer, click Computer. Tip: To save …
Save a copy of a workbook to your computer - Microsoft Support
To save a copy of your workbook from OneDrive to your computer, you will first need to download it. After downloading the workbook, you can open the workbook and make any changes—if …
Save a worksheet - Microsoft Support
Save one worksheet in Excel 2013 or Excel 2016 as a separate workbook by using the Move or Copy function.
Save, back up, and recover a file in Microsoft Office
To save your file: Press CTRL+S or select File > Save. Tip: You can also select Save on the Quick Access Toolbar. You must enter a name for the file if you are saving it for the first time.
Save a workbook - Microsoft Support
Excel for the web saves your workbook automatically, but you can use the Save As command to save a copy in the same web folder as your original workbook.
Save a copy before editing to prevent changing the original file
To make sure you don't accidentally save changes in the original file, use Save a Copy BEFORE you start making your edits to ensure you're working on the new copy and not overwriting the …
Restore a previous version of an Excel file - Microsoft Support
How to restore an Excel file to an older version when the file can no longer be opened. There are scenarios in which files become corrupted and can't be opens in Excel anymore.
Save a workbook in another file format - Microsoft Support
Save your workbook to another file format that can be opened in the other program. For example, save to an XML spreadsheet or text file format that the other program might support as well.
Where is Save As? - Microsoft Support
The Save As feature in Word, Excel, and PowerPoint has been replaced by Save a Copy. To save a copy of a file, do the following: Tap File > Save a Copy. Choose where you want to save the …
Save a macro - Microsoft Support
You create a macro in Excel by running the macro recorder or by using the Visual Basic for Applications (VBA) editor. After you've created your macro, you'll want to save it so you can …