- #EXCEL FOR MAC 2016 NOT SAVING THE SETTINGS PRO#
- #EXCEL FOR MAC 2016 NOT SAVING THE SETTINGS PASSWORD#
- #EXCEL FOR MAC 2016 NOT SAVING THE SETTINGS OFFLINE#
- #EXCEL FOR MAC 2016 NOT SAVING THE SETTINGS PLUS#
The terminal server that they are connected to is a virtual server and the file server is also virtualised. I thought this may be part of the issue although one user had this issue with a file that was tiny a few times. The only thing you can really do is to copy the file to the local system, work on it locally, then copy back to the server once finished editing PITA i know, but it's the nature of the beast! The files sizes vary with some of them being very large spreadsheets. I've had this headache many times before. Scotty-G wrote: What is the size of the file? Speed of connection? Microsoft Excel + Large/Complicated Spreadsheet + Slow network = All of the issues you have described. I think I saw a thread on this previously but I will look into this in more detail, thanks.
#EXCEL FOR MAC 2016 NOT SAVING THE SETTINGS OFFLINE#
I believe the GPO for this only applies if offline files are being used which are not used in this situation. My problem was from a settings from GPO 'Files not cached' where i put *.tmp After i change it to 'Not configured' and my office can save on the network again Try to see if u have the settings active and remove it.
#EXCEL FOR MAC 2016 NOT SAVING THE SETTINGS PRO#
I have windows 2008 server r2 and windows 7 pro station whit office 2010. Mxtj wrote: I found this comment in a forum. Mxtj wrote: How many users trying to use the same Excel sheet when it happens? Only one user at a time is trying to access the file/s and this happens with multiple files. Exit Registry Editor, and then restart the computer.%uFEFF Worked for me and many other people having the same problem. In the Value data box, type 1, and then click OK. Type FormatDatabase, and then press ENTER.Right-click FormatDatabase, and then click Modify. Right-click Parameters, point to New, and then click DWORD (32-bit)Value. Locate the following registry subkey, and then right-click it: HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE System CurrentControlSet Services CSC 4.
#EXCEL FOR MAC 2016 NOT SAVING THE SETTINGS PASSWORD#
If you are prompted for an administrator password or for a confirmation, type the password, or clickContinue. Click Start, type regedit in the Start Search box, and then press ENTER. Is anybody able to help with this please? Hi Lee, If the excel problems happens again please follow the below steps: 1. Microsoft on Tuesday updated Office 2016 for Mac with security patches and a host of smaller feature changes, but did not fix the constant-crash problem users have reported on OS X El Capitan. You may optionally want to change the amount of minutes or the folder the drafts are saved to within this same setting. 1000.Ĭheck the “Automatically save items that have not been sent after this many minutes:” box to enable saving to the Drafts folder.
#EXCEL FOR MAC 2016 NOT SAVING THE SETTINGS PLUS#
The version of office is Microsoft Office Professional Plus 2010 32-bit. They then open files from our file server which is another Windows Server 2008 r2 server. Our users connect onto one of the Windows Server 2008 r2 servers through Citrix. We run a terminal environment using Citrix with Windows Servers 2008 r2.
I also found a hotfix here but this doesn't apply to our server. The only fixes that I have found for this are to save files on a local drive rather than the network which is not a fix. On other occasions it won't let them save anywhere. Then on occasions it will let the user save to their local desktop. The file menu normally freezes and the only way to get to the save button again is to add it as a quick access shortcut. When our Finance team open an Excel.xlsx document from a shared drive they occasionally get an error message when they try to save saying 'Document Not Saved'. We currently have an intermittent issue with Excel 2010. Hi, I work for my company's IT department.
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