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A user, recently upgraded from Office 2013 to 365, received an error dialogue when trying to edit an embedded Excel...
Open embedded Excel object error: The server application, source file, or item cannot be found
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Enable Modern Authentication for Office/Outlook 2013
Although Office 2013 is shortly to reach its end-of-life (April 2023) it is still in fairly widespread use (from what...
Excel add-in keeps reloading
Having removed a (non-existent) add-in from Excel, when you restart the program the add-in still tries to load and...
Word/Excel 201x preview pane errors
An oldie but a goodie. A user still running Office 2013 started receiving odd errors when trying to open both Word and...
Save Sent Items and Deleted Items for shared mailbox in correct folders
By default in Outlook when you send, or delete, messages from a shared mailbox the sent/deleted item goes into your...
Change Office updates to semi-annual channel
By default when you install Office (365 or 201x) it joins the 'monthly' update channel where you will receive all...
Link Excel workbooks in OneDrive
When two Excel workbooks are linked, or referenced, selected cell data in the Source workbook appears in referenced...
Activation Error 80070005 in Office after Windows update
A Windows 10 feature update broke the activation of a non-subscription Office 2019 installation. The error suggests a...
Revert to previous version of Office click to run
If you use the so called Click To Run version of Office (2013 or later) you will be getting updates as soon as...
Outlook cannot copy folder because it may contain private items
A user was recently trying to copy a folder from a shared mailbox they had full access to but was prevented from doing...
Grant user access to list of calendars via PowerShell
If you have a user that requires access to several other user's calendars you can set the permissions using PowerShell...
Reinstate missing/deleted Clutter folder in Outlook
Although the Clutter folder is a 'system' folder (in Outlook/Exchange parlance) it can actually be deleted by the user...