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ssoper
6 years agoExplorer | Level 3
Dropbox claiming file is too large
I have an article that is 6.25MB and 3.5GB total space on my account, but when I tried to update the document, I got the following error message:
This workbook has exceeded the maximum size allowed...
- 6 years ago
ssoper wrote:
I found another article that informed me the limit for Excel spreadsheet files is 5GB ...
5 MB, not 5 GB. This is a Microsoft limitation for opening files within Excel Online, and nothing to do with Dropbox.
ssoper
6 years agoExplorer | Level 3
Hi Daphne,
Thanks for your response. The error message is attached. I found another article that informed me the limit for Excel spreadsheet files is 5GB and mine is 6.25GB so that seems to be the problem. Since this is a document I share, I'm working with my collaborator to see if we can resolve it otherwise we might just move it to Google Drive.
Thanks!
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