Redmond says the fix is available for customers in the Current channel Version 2204 or later (Build 15128.20280) and those in the Monthly Enterprise Channel Version 2204 (Build 15128.20280). Office 365 Monthly Enterprise Channel (MEC) Version 2203 (Build 15028.20248).Office 365 Semi-Annual Enterprise Channel (Preview) Version 2202 (Build 14931.20392).Office 365 Semi-Annual Enterprise Channel Version 2108 (Build 14326.20962 ).This known issue affects multiple Microsoft 365 Apps builds, including: 'Excel for Microsoft 365 might experience performance problems or stop responding when switching between worksheets of an existing file containing a PivotTable to which a filter has been applied,' Microsoft explained. Microsoft has also fixed another Excel 365 issue today where the app might stop responding or experience performance issues when switching between worksheets. Those impacted by this problem who don't want to wait until the update rolls out to their system can manually install it by opening the Office app and clicking 'Update Now' under File > Account > Update Options. Microsoft says the Microsoft 365 issue has been addressed in Office Version 2206 Build 0.20230, with the fix currently being rolled out to affected customers via an update. 'Word, Excel, and PowerPoint might close unexpectedly when opening, closing, saving, uploading, or downloading cloud files in Office Version 2205,' the company described the issue on its support website.Īccording to Redmond, users wouldn't know the cause of these crashes since 'no errors are displayed when the application suddenly closes.' The complete list of affected Office apps includes Excel for Microsoft 365, Word for Microsoft 365, and PowerPoint for Microsoft 365. Microsoft has fixed a known issue causing Office applications like Word and Excel to crash when working with cloud documents.

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