A family of Microsoft spreadsheet software with tools for analyzing, charting, and communicating data
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We are using shared reports from a sharepoint having the convenience of accessing these reports via browser. But a few days ago, certain users are having problems with these reports, because when they access them, they see gibberish rather than normal text. This does not happen when its opened on the desktop app, only when its opened on the browser.
A family of Microsoft spreadsheet software with tools for analyzing, charting, and communicating data
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Hi,
I'm seeing this intermittently in my org as well.
Do we have a fix yet?
It seems service incident related. It will be resolved soon.
This is happening in my organization as well. The issue only occurs in OWA. In some instances, it will change to the appropriate text when the magnification level is changed, or some other property is changed. And I cannot replicate the issue in that moment, once it changes back to normal.
My entire organization uses OWA and very commonly previews files in-browser. This will be very confusing for them. We did not change any settings in our admin/org portal. Is it possible that something in this month's Microsoft Patch Tuesday has resulted in this issue?
Have you tried double click on one cell? Will the data come back to normal?
If it can be display correctly, then you can format painter for all other cells.