While opening or creating any Excel file on our Skydrive with Excel Web App the following web page appears: Server Error in '/x/16.0.1727.1029' Application
•Can you edit the affected Excel file on your computer? I can open edit the excel files on my PC fine
•Have you tried another browser? Yes, Chrome and IE10 & IE11 Do you experience this issue when using another browser? Yes
•Have you tried another computer? Yes, 4 different PC's Does the issue persist when using another computer? Yes
•How do you edit the affected file on the web page? Please provide the steps you are doing. All excel files are affected. Even if we create a new Excel file or survey as soon as you try to open it with the Excel web app it fails with the error in the title. All of the other web apps work fine (OneNote, PowerPoint and word).
This seems to be isolated to this skydrive account. I tested the same excel files with my personal skydrive account and the excel web app works fine.
This is quite clearly a topic that has been discussed endlessly. I find it ridiculous that Microsoft support can't arrange for clients to gain access to accounts that their own company designed. Be that as it may, I'm getting the same message as everyone else about being signed in to Office365 (I don't even have an Office365 account, nor does my organisation).
The account in question is a university account and it is extremely important that I get access to it as soon as possible. I have tried all of the fixes recommended, from clearing caches, using incognito mode, installing a new browser and everything inbetween. Needless to say, I've had no luck with any of them. I have also tried linking my Outlook account to my Gmail but obviously a confirmation email is sent to the Outlook account so that doesn't work.
As I have said in the subject line, my university account does not end in .edu - instead it ends in .ac.za
Microsoft support: this is an urgent matter as it will affect my studies and assignment submission so autogenerated 'we're looking into the issue' messages are of no use to anyone. Please assist me in fixing the account so I can move to the relative safety of a Gmail account.
Kind regards,
Jay
I've noticed that email notifications on changes in calendar do not contain email address of a user who added a new event in calendar.
The previous layout of email notification (the one before a switch to Outlook.com) contained this information, which was very helpful for us.
Is it possible to show user name/his email address?
I'm attaching two screens. First is the old layout, with a user email address and second is a new one, without information about user.
I will be very glad for help.
Do @hotmail.com addresses, ugraded to outlook.com view support IMAP.
This question is following your last weeks anouncement that
IMAP is now supported in @outlook.com addresses plus I believe in @live.com addresses.
With @hotmail.com addresses here I am not talking about Active Sync and
Exchange etc.
Thanks.
Kenyark
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