I want to save a modified Azure Workbook. But after I click on Done editing I can not leave the page and move back to the resource group I get the message
Your unsaved edits will be discarded.
Do I miss to click on something? I can see the save icon, but when I click on that it just wants to store it in a new workbook and not in the existing one.
The problem appears, when I opened the workbook via the resource group. In that view I was unable to save the changes.
This was solved by opening the Azure Workbook via the Azure Monitor. A click on the save icon stores the changes in the current workbook.
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I would like to allow people to add a shortcut, from a document library in SharePoint, to their OneDrive and hide the 'Sync' button in SharePoint.
This is what I have tried:
In the tenant settings https://[tenantname]-admin.sharepoint.com/_layouts/15/online/TenantSettings.aspx I'm hiding the sync button.
But the sync button keeps showing in SharePoint.
The only way I can hide the sync button is to set 'Offline Client Availability' in advanced list settings to No.
When I do that the 'Sync' button is hidden and I can still see the 'Add shortcut to OneDrive' button - great this is what I want. When I click on 'Add shortcut to OneDrive' the shortcut is added to OneDrive but it has a red cross and I can't browse the files because 'Offline Client Availability' is turned off.
This is what I would like:
Hide 'Sync' button
Show 'Add shortcut to OneDrive'
For the added shortcut folder in OneDrive to show the files from SharePoint
How would I achieve this? And has anyone else been able to hide the sync button from the tenant settings? I know this change can take a little time to take effect but I have waited for 20 hours and it still didn't work. Is there a bug?
Is there any way to remove "Enable macros" and all others events of security warnings on workbook open event because when i run a powershell to open the workbook,the Workbook Open Event freeze?i find:
Application.AutomationSecurity=msoAutomationSecurityLow
Thanks in advance!
You can "Trust" the document in Excel. It's a setting available from Options.
Here is a link with more information on how to do this:
https://support.office.com/en-us/article/trusted-documents-cf872bd8-47ec-4c02-baa5-1fdba1a11b53
Here is a relevant snippet from the article:
Trusted documents are files that have active content (macros, ActiveX controls, data connections, and so on) and open without the Message Bar after you enable the active content in them. For a trusted document, there is no prompt when you open the file, even if new active content was added, or changes that you make to the existing active content. However, the prompt appears if the file was moved since you last trusted the file. After a document is trusted, it does not open in Protected View. Therefore, you should trust documents only if you trust the source of the file.
I have an Excel document that links to an external document in a location I do not have access to. I am able to delete the reference via Name Manager. However, any time I make updates to the Excel document (it's a template and constantly being updated), the link reappears in Name Manager.
Does anyone know what is causing this and how to prevent the link from reappearing every time?
I have uploaded an excel workbook we constantly update to SharePoint for coworkers to view remotely as it has information they need. Would I have to delete and replace the workbook every time we make a change or is there a way that the workbook in SharePoint can automatically update with changes we make to the original which is on a Y drive? Thank you for any assistance.
When using SharePoint I find that there's an option to view the files in a document library using Windows Explorer. When you do that you can get the path out of the address bar and use that to update the file instead of the 'Y' drive. Benefit being you could also turn on version history in SharePoint then whenever anyone uploads a new version you can go to the past versions through SharePoint.
If your users don't all have access to SharePoint you could drag and drop from the Y drive to the address from the 'View in Windows Explorer' link or even automate it by writing a DOS batch job using the COPY command to copy the file over. Then you can use windows task scheduler to run the .BAT file however often you want.
Hope that helps!
I am developing a webpage for users to view some Excel workbooks in SharePoint webpage.
The workbook is a kind of report to users and will be updated by admin every week by overwrite the excel file in SharePoint.
I know we can reload the workbook manually by clicking File->Reload Workbook. However, if we take this appoarch, every user needs to click the button on their own which is not what we want!! So I would like to do this automatically.
Is there any method to solve this? Any advice is welcome!!
This post my help you.The approach is adding a javascript code to XLViewer.aspx in order to immediately refresh the connections of the Excel Services viewer on every visit.
https://sharepoint.stackexchange.com/questions/28190/how-to-reload-worksheet-displayed-in-excel-web-access-webpart