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Is there a way to hide the OneDrive option when using the File Open dialog in Office for Mac 2016? I don't store anything in OneDrive, and I always have to switch to "On My Mac", which is irritating when you are constantly doing it.
RHPT
Posted 2015-12-29T16:12:00.347
Reputation: 1 086
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This helped me:
In the menu of your Office 2016 application, go to Excel (or Word) > Sign out (just below Settings) to log out from OneDrive. Now OneDrive should be gone as a storage option until you log on back to your Microsoft account again using the Add place option.
Note: I am using the German version. The English menu entry might in fact not be Sign out, but Log out or even just Account, but it should work as described. (Maybe someone can edit this answer to fill in the correct words.)
not2savvy
Posted 2015-12-29T16:12:00.347
Reputation: 261
Have you tried removing/uninstalling OneDrive yet? – Ƭᴇcʜιᴇ007 – 2015-12-29T16:26:04.990
I do not have OneDrive installed. – RHPT – 2015-12-29T21:00:45.133
With Office 2013 you just had to force quit OneDrive then drag the OneDrive app to the trash. It would seem in Office 2016 it's completely different. Almost seems built into Office. I hope that's not the case! – Justin Emlay – 2017-03-10T01:07:01.570