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Infos: Mac environment, AFP Share on Synology, Sierra 10.12.6
With Office 2011, when a password protected file is opened and another user tries to open it, it asks whether you want to open the file in read-only mode and tells you which user is using the file. This is expected and needed in our environment.
Now, with Office 365 on one of our PCs, this is not possible anymore. When the second user (Office 365) tries to open the already opened file (Office 2011) it gives the following error:
If I want to "repair" the seemingly corrupted file, a second error pops up:
The same can be observed when the file is first opened on a Mac with Office 2016 and then on the Mac with Office 365 (or vice versa). Excel versions are: Office 365 Ver: 16.17, Office 2016 Ver: 16.16.2
Any help is greatly appreciated.
stz
Posted 2018-10-10T08:22:28.897
Reputation: 1
1Does this happen on all the Macs in your environment? – Kinnectus – 2018-10-10T08:38:28.267
At this time we have the new Office installations only on 2 macs for evaluation purposes. – stz – 2018-10-10T08:53:25.010
It might be worth performing a disk/permissions check on the mac hard disk to see if everything is alright with program files... disk
First Aid– Kinnectus – 2018-10-10T12:02:22.537