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PowerPoint cannot be saved when Policy makes a sensitivity label compulsory
We are applying a sensitivity label to a PPT files. The policy requires a use HAS TO apply a label to their document or emails. When finishing drafting a Power Point file and quite Power Point, ...
- Can confirm my company has the exact same issue. I hope this gets fixed before more of my users realize this problem. Luckily I'm still in pilot phase of > 100, but I'm supposed to turn this on for all 40K+ users by EOY.
This is pretty new that this started to happen, so I believe this might be linked to the last Office ProPlus update which coincidentally broke our existing labeling/classification system.
Just to update. Microsoft AIP engineering team confirm this is a bug in Power Point working with Unified Label client.
Had a feeling that it was going to be a bug. Good that MS are aware of it. Thanks for feeding this back. 
- Unfortunately, Microsoft AIP engineering team could not advise ETA to fix this. and asked to not enable mandatory label as a work-around. I am keen to know how other people could accept this work around. It might be a significant risk in some business if label is not mandatory. What a shame!
- Can confirm my company has the exact same issue. I hope this gets fixed before more of my users realize this problem. Luckily I'm still in pilot phase of > 100, but I'm supposed to turn this on for all 40K+ users by EOY.
This is pretty new that this started to happen, so I believe this might be linked to the last Office ProPlus update which coincidentally broke our existing labeling/classification system.We have received MS AIP support engineering team's message.
They are working on this. At this stage preview version 2.7.101.0 fixed this issue in our environment.
So there is a HOPE!
We just have to wait for Public Rlease version to fix this.