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Hi Achalesh,
Good day. Thank you for sharing the details of the issue and the browser console screenshot.
I appreciate you confirming that the troubleshooting steps suggested by the AI response did not resolve the problem.
As this is a user-to-user community forum, I do not have the ability to directly access or modify your account or service. However, I can provide guidance, recommend next steps, share applicable resources, and direct you to the appropriate support channels so the issue can be investigated further.
Based on the console information provided, the embedded OneDrive/Excel viewer appears to be failing while loading the following Microsoft-hosted JavaScript dependency:
odsp.react.lib-f74dfea2.js
HTTP 404 (Not Found)
Uncaught Error: Script error for "odsp.react.lib"
This missing dependency prevents the OneDrive embedded viewer from completing its initialization, which can cause the workbook area to appear blank. Therefore, the behavior does not appear to be caused by the iframe syntax or workbook configuration on your website.
I have also recently seen a few other users report similar behavior involving blank OneDrive embedded content and the same Microsoft CDN script-loading error. Based on the available evidence, this appears more consistent with a possible service-side or CDN deployment issue affecting the OneDrive embedded viewer.
In the meantime, as a temporary workaround, you may consider:
- Providing an Open in Excel for the web or Open in a new tab link for each workbook.
- Allowing users to download the workbook where appropriate.
- Displaying a temporary notice explaining that the embedded Excel viewer is currently unavailable.
- Avoiding mass regeneration of existing embed URLs, as newly generated URLs may still depend on the same unavailable Microsoft resource.
Since this issue is impacting your core service, please contact your school or organization’s IT administrator and ask them to report the issue through:
Microsoft 365 admin center > Health > Service health > Report an issue
When submitting the report, the administrator should include the following information:
- An affected embed URL or a non-sensitive reproducible example.
- The exact time the issue was reproduced, including the time zone.
- The browser console screenshot and, if possible, a HAR/network trace.
- The failed Microsoft CDN request for odsp.react.lib-f74dfea2.js.
- Confirmation that the issue affects multiple embedded workbooks.
- The business impact, including that the issue is affecting the core functionality of a platform serving more than 200,000 users.
Reporting the issue through Service health will help Microsoft identify its scope and correlate the report with similar cases from other affected customers.
If needed, the Microsoft 365 administrator can also open a support ticket with Microsoft Support through the Microsoft 365 Admin center > Help & support so that the tenant information, network trace, and affected embed requests can be reviewed in greater detail.
- For detailed guidance on how to open a support ticket with Microsoft Support, please refer to: Get support - Microsoft 365 admin | Microsoft Learn
- In case you do not know who is your IT admin, kindly refer to this article: How do I find my Microsoft 365 admin? - Microsoft Support
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