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PPagan
1 year agoNew member | Level 2
I can't open an Excel document stored in Dropbox through my iPad Pro.
Through the ‘Recents’ folder in Excel, I try to open an Excel doc stored in Dropbox, on my iPad Pro, I get a request or which asks if I want to link Microsoft Office Mobile with Dropbox. It asks whic...
Cori17
1 year agoNew member | Level 2
I’ve been having the exact same issue in the last few months. I’d always been able to go to Dropbox, recents, open my existing excel file in excel, and it would work. Now it goes through multiple pages . . . Eventually leading to an error opening your file. It’s been more than annoying. I will try some of these suggestions and see.
Megan
Dropbox Community Moderator
1 year agoHi Hawkeye00, thanks for walking me through this.
Would you mind clarifying when did this first start?
Also, what is your exact OS and plan that you're currently using?
Keep me posted!
- Cori171 year agoNew member | Level 2
My problem started sometime around October and I’ve basically had to avoid using Dropbox with excel. Unfortunately I manage my partners business with a spreadsheet that we share so I have to use all sorts of work around a to keep us using the same document. It’s absurd. I will send screenshots…I use a iPadOS 18.1.1. I believe I have Dropbox Plus. It’s worked smoothly for years! Then, horrible.
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