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Same issue here, I had two visitors with vegetable names. One was Asparagus.
Any news on a fix from MS?
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I had 2 'Guests' on my outlook excel file with personal information. Last one's name 'Sugarberry' . I could not get them off as they were not listed on my 'Share' list of guests.
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Same issue here, I had two visitors with vegetable names. One was Asparagus.
Any news on a fix from MS?
Mine says Bushwillow also
I have the same issue. Mine says Bushwillow
I just had a user report this issue but the name was "Diamondleaf (Guest) in a file shared internally from her OneDrive but last year, this same user and another saw the same thing with "Broccolini (Guest)" shared with one other internal user from a Sharepoint site.
I've also checked all the sharing settings and who the doc is shared with but these names were not to be found.
If this is something that happens when a guest views the doc when not signed in, surely, MS would know about this and should acknowledge it.
I am having the exact same issue. My sheet is only shared with a co-worker who never shared the link, yet I have an "Aspen (Guest)" showing on my sheet and nobody other than my co-worker showing on "People" on "Manage Access".
Who on Earth is Aspen and how does he have access to my sheet?
I tried deleting the link to generate a new one but he keeps showing there.