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1. NOT ENOUGH MEMORY TO OPEN FILE IN EDITOR HOW TO
2. NOT ENOUGH MEMORY TO OPEN FILE IN EDITOR PATCH
3. NOT ENOUGH MEMORY TO OPEN FILE IN EDITOR WINDOWS 10
4. NOT ENOUGH MEMORY TO OPEN FILE IN EDITOR FREE

Hopefully someone will come across this and try and provide a resolution. I personally don't believe it's a memory issue, due to trying it on many machines using different brands of memory and having the same issue (using HP memory, Corsair Vengeance and Kingston). It works with forms that do not have formula's in it, but this specific sheet it won't. The method of editing was double clicking on the section, and it would open.

NOT ENOUGH MEMORY TO OPEN FILE IN EDITOR WINDOWS 10

Error replicates on all three (using Windows 8.1 on 4GB RAM (customer machine), Windows 10 on the 8GB and I'd tried this on three different machines, one with 4GB RAM, one with 8GB and one with 16GB. I had done something which increased (a lot) the size of the file. Suddenly I realized my 300KB file was 10MB now. I couldnt do much in a particular opened file as to delete a column would give me a 'No enough memory' in Excel2011.

NOT ENOUGH MEMORY TO OPEN FILE IN EDITOR PATCH

Nothing too drastic mind you, and it's worked for a long time up until recently, (believing it may have been a patch that hasĬaused this, however it's a problem on O2013 and O2016). Not sure it was the same as you, but I was just in a similar situation. The spreadsheet is 700kb in size, spread over a few sheets with quite a few formula's on it. As far as I can tell, we don't, we raise our tickets through the online portal. if this is how they're treating it, it's very unacceptable in my opinion. This is out of Support Boundary for Office 365. "The issue described under this case has been identified to be related to Office Client Usability. I was gutted to here the following from them when they e-mailed me:

Any difference?Īnd of course, there's the old favorite: have you turned the computer off, waited a slow count to 20 then turned it on again? Seriously, it does sometimes help. There are a couple ways of editing embedded worksheets right click it and from the Excel Object flyout, try both Edit and Open. It's truly humongous, it's possible that there's really a memory problem, but more often, at least historically, "Out of memory" has tended to mean "I have no IDEA what's wrong here let's blame it on memory." So I tend to be skeptical that it's really a Next, how large is the embedded spreadsheet? If you make a copy of the presentation, delete all the slides but the one the spreadsheet is on and save under a new name, how large is the file? That should give an indication of the size of the workbook. )įirst off, you might want to ask around the company to see if you have a support contract/dedicated support person at MS. But I don't think I really need to say anything. they ask us not to be rude to the paid help. That many seats and they sent you here?Īnd to ice the cake, there's already an answer from someone who's.

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NOT ENOUGH MEMORY TO OPEN FILE IN EDITOR FREE

The file size I wish to open is 164MB and Java does not seem to respond to any heap size increase over 480MB, which is not leaving enough free space to open the file.

NOT ENOUGH MEMORY TO OPEN FILE IN EDITOR HOW TO

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