Oct 12, 2023 · The second part of my question was the .xlsx files are supported but something went wrong. Can this occur if the file is password protected?

I have two apps and not long ago I used Sheets to open those same xlsx files from dropbox. Somehow MS Excel (defenitely not my choice) became the default application and when I click …

I can continue to open XLSX files with a single click/tap on either platform, provided the files aren't password protected. However, to open a password protected file on the desktop, it's now …

From what I can understand from your screenshots, it seems that you're using Dropbox for S Mode and not the Dropbox desktop client. Does this file appear as a .xlsx file when you look at …

After checking throughally it seems when this is done in Excel 2016, it saves as a CSV format but with a .xlsx file extension. Making Excel think it's corrupted when it's just under the wrong file …

As I said, this setup works with any file, except *.xlsx files, since I've seen here in the formus this excel files have some issues, I wonder if this has something to do and if you're able to …

The thing is: I created a file on excel with macros that works perfectly on both computers, but in hers, it just works if the file is saved and opened from OUTSIDE the dropbox shared folder. …

The file is an .xlsx file type, which I believe should be supported by Dropbox. The only thing I can think of that may be the problem is the email address I used to open my Dropbox account.

Explorer | Level 3 1 year ago Solved .xlsx files are supported but something went wrong

I tried deleting the file and re-uploading, didn't work. I tried saving it as a plain excel workboox without the macros and it still didnt work. It asks me to download the file to view, which is not …