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Error: Microsoft Excel cannot open or save any more documents because there is not enough available
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Is your Excel reaching its document limit? Don't let that stop you from getting your work done. In this video, we'll walk you through a simple fix that will allow you to open and save as many Excel files as you need, no matter how many you have. Stop wasting time dealing with frustrating error messages and learn the quick solution to keep your productivity flowing. Get back to crunching numbers efficiently with this must-see Excel troubleshooting guide.
The actual problem has nothing to do with disk space. Excel is trying to display a security warning about the file you want to open but is unable to do so. Security warnings typically appear for files downloaded from the Internet, though not always. To work around this issue, address the security prompt before Microsoft Excel attempts to display it. There are two methods to accomplish this:
Method 1 (by file):
Before opening the file in Excel, locate it in Windows' File Explorer. Right-click the file and select Properties. At the bottom of the General tab, click the Unblock button. Once you unblock a file, Windows should remember, and Excel should not ask again. This option is available for some file types, but not others. If you don't have an Unblock button, use Method 2.
Method 2 (by folder):
This option is better if you usually store your downloaded Excel files in one folder. In Excel, click File » Options » Trust Center » Trust Center Settings » Trusted Locations. Click Add new location. Browse to the folder where you store your Excel files, select "Subfolders of this location are also trusted," and click OK.
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The actual problem has nothing to do with disk space. Excel is trying to display a security warning about the file you want to open but is unable to do so. Security warnings typically appear for files downloaded from the Internet, though not always. To work around this issue, address the security prompt before Microsoft Excel attempts to display it. There are two methods to accomplish this:
Method 1 (by file):
Before opening the file in Excel, locate it in Windows' File Explorer. Right-click the file and select Properties. At the bottom of the General tab, click the Unblock button. Once you unblock a file, Windows should remember, and Excel should not ask again. This option is available for some file types, but not others. If you don't have an Unblock button, use Method 2.
Method 2 (by folder):
This option is better if you usually store your downloaded Excel files in one folder. In Excel, click File » Options » Trust Center » Trust Center Settings » Trusted Locations. Click Add new location. Browse to the folder where you store your Excel files, select "Subfolders of this location are also trusted," and click OK.
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