Error office 365 e3 developer license will be deleted on XXXXX. Currently disabled
My Office 365 E3 Developer has been marked for deletion and disabled today. No earlier comms from Micrsoft or any sort of messages.It just locked our my E3 Developer license has there a not supporting it any more. I wanted to try and backup/export my mail box and no luck - the option is greyed out. My SharePoint admin center has been blocked also can't backup any of my files. I'm just helpless.What a shame Microsoft What other plans can i move to and what should i do now since Teams and mail is not working. Can I at least get a a grace period. Any resources or advice would be appreciatedAutoSave disabled when opening SharePoint-synced files from Finder after macOS Tahoe 26.6 update
Files stored in SharePoint Online and synchronized locally through OneDrive are opened as local documents when launched from Finder. Office applications display "Saved to my Mac" and AutoSave is turned off by default. However, opening the exact same files through Word/Excel > Open > Sites, or via SharePoint "Open in Desktop App", correctly identifies them as cloud documents. In that scenario, AutoSave is enabled and collaboration/version history features work as expected. Troubleshooting already performed: OneDrive reset and re-linked SharePoint library re-synced Signed out and back into both Office and OneDrive Removed Microsoft credentials from macOS Keychain and re-authenticated Recreated local OneDrive sync relationships Verified OneDrive File Provider extensions are enabled Verified Office applications and OneDrive are fully up to date Tested with newly created files and existing files Tested "Always Keep on This Device" with no change in behavior The issue appears to be specific to the Finder-to-Office launch path after upgrading to macOS Tahoe 26.6. Before upgrading to macOS Tahoe 26.6, opening the same SharePoint-synchronized files directly from Finder correctly preserved cloud document identity and AutoSave was enabled as expected. I discussed this issue in detail with Apple Support, but they quickly dismissed it, saying that the problem is not on Apple's side and that I should contact Microsoft instead.
Office Excel Scripts needs interactive debugging capabilities
Office Excel Scripts needs interactive debugging capabilities, including breakpoints, watch variables, step-through execution, and inspection of worksheet state. These features would significantly improve development productivity and eliminate the need for workarounds such as temporary Return statements, logging to cells, or artificial delays. Debugging complex scripts involving row insertions, looping logic, and worksheet modifications is unnecessarily difficult without modern debugging tools. I love Scripts, but it needs to be debugged. We have debugging capabilities in VBA, but NOT Office Scripts. Please Help.Two-finger touchpad swipe doesn't scroll the sheet tab strip in Excel (works fine everywhere else)
Hi all, I'm running into an odd, very specific touchpad issue in Excel and wanted to check if others have found a workaround. Setup: - Lenovo ThinkPad T490, Windows 11 - Microsoft 365 Excel (desktop) - Precision touchpad The issue: Two-finger horizontal swipe scrolling works perfectly everywhere else — browser, Word, File Explorer, and even inside the Excel worksheet grid itself (scrolling columns left/right works fine). However, the same two-finger swipe does NOT scroll the sheet tab strip at the bottom of the workbook when there are more tabs than fit on screen. I have to click the small navigation arrows (◄ ◄| |► ►) one at a time instead, which is slow with 20+ sheets. I tested this in a blank new workbook and in Excel Safe Mode (excel /safe) — same result both times, so it doesn't seem to be a corrupted file or an add-in. Worksheet content scrolling works fine in both cases; only the tab strip itself doesn't respond to the swipe gesture. For comparison, on an HP laptop I tested, the same gesture does scroll the tab strip, so I suspect it might come down to how HP's touchpad driver translates gestures vs. the generic Windows Precision Touchpad driver on the ThinkPad, but I'm not certain. Has anyone found a way to get two-finger swipe to scroll the sheet tabs specifically, either through an Excel setting, a touchpad driver setting, or a third-party remapping tool? Ctrl+Page Up/Down and the tab list popup work as an alternative, but I'd prefer swipe if there's a way to enable it. Thanks in advance!
IMAP Mail Migration
Hello Microsoft Community, We are currently performing a mailbox migration from Google Workspace (Gmail) to Microsoft 365 Exchange Online using the IMAP migration method. The customer's environment is configured for split routing/coexistence, where both Google Workspace and Microsoft 365 are actively being used during the migration process. Mail flow is functioning as expected; however, we are experiencing extremely slow migration performance. For example, a mailbox containing approximately 10 GB of data is taking nearly two weeks to migrate, which is significantly impacting the overall project timeline. We would appreciate guidance on the following: Is this migration speed expected when using the IMAP migration method from Google Workspace to Exchange Online? Does Exchange Online enforce any throttling limits that can affect IMAP migration throughput? Can split routing or coexistence between Google Workspace and Microsoft 365 impact IMAP migration performance? Is there a recommended number of concurrent mailbox migrations or migration batch size for optimal performance? Are there any Google Workspace-side limitations, API restrictions, or throttling settings that should be reviewed? What Microsoft-recommended configurations or best practices can help improve IMAP migration speed? If higher migration throughput is required, does Microsoft recommend an alternative migration approach instead of IMAP? If split routing/coexistence must remain active throughout the migration project, what is the recommended Microsoft-supported migration method? We are trying to identify whether the bottleneck is on the Exchange Online side, Google Workspace side, or related to the coexistence configuration. Any troubleshooting guidance, performance recommendations, or Microsoft documentation references would be greatly appreciated.
Business Standard with Exchange Plan 2 NOW only showing 100GB of email space
FOR THE PAST 3 YEARS, we have 15 users with Microsoft Business Standard with 100GB of email storage space and 11 with Microsoft Business Premium with 100GB of email storage. I have 1 Business Standard with Exchange On-line Plan2, and 1 with Exchange On-line Plan2. Both have always jhad 150GB of usable mailbox storage. Both users for several years, leading up to September 18, 2026 had over 100GB of mail in their mailboxes and had no problems sending or receiving email, ever. THEN ALL OF THE SUDDEN on 9/18/2026, these 2 users with Plan 2 are no longer able to receive any email and it now shows their mailbox is full Even though checking active users details about mail for both of these users shows 150GB storage. In investigating further, in the exchange area of the admin portal, checking mailboxes indeed both of these 2 USERS ONLY SHOW 100GB, which is the exact same as all my other users who are not paying for Exchange PLAN 2. HOW DO I REPORT this to Microsoft?Mac OS 26.7 and M365 Office Applications- upload block errors only on Office applications.
Mac OS 26.7 and M365 Office Applications- upload block errors only on Office applications. When making changes to an Office document like Excel &/or Word using M365 E5 license since September 19th, I have been getting a message stating "Upload blocked" in autosave, the file is being saved to a OneDrive connected services which has a capacity of 5 tb, having a total of about 860,000 items, about 3.2 TB, but the selected items to sync from the OneDrive application is about 180,000. This happens sporadically to only Office application files such as MS Word and Excel. The syncs in the bar menu of OneDrive all show sync and backed up with no errors. As per MS a M365 SharePoint library can hold 30 million items, and view is limited to 5000 items, and I have such libraries with about 20,000 items and I can access them online and have set views to show items in lists less than 5000. MS also states that OneDrive Business can sync up to 300,000 items only even if the capacity is 5 TB and the number of total items cannot exceed 300,000 items. (1) Does anyone know why a OneDrive storage which leases 5tb storage space can only keep 300,000 items, for it to function? (It’s pointless to lease 5tb and be restricted by number of items). (2) Sync is working for PDFs and screenshots but only Office applications are having problems syncing at times or saving with autosave with versions. When I researched with CoPilot Premium running several terminal commands it concluded it is a MS Office bug and MS Support cannot solve the problem despite opening several tickets. The agents as L1 will scope, then it goes to the backend team called “ Escalations” but there remains no solution for crippled services since past 11 days. OneDrive sync logs were provided as well as requested but no followup. (3) If these are hard limitations on M365 to save maximum of only 300,000 items has anyone considered any other cloud services to replace OneDrive for Business? Has anyone else experienced this in the past? Can anyone offer a solution for this? If OneDrive office applications are dysfunctional then how does one operate AI agents or any automation. Any questions please ask. Thank you.
Office Home & Business 2019 license no longer recognized after reinstall ("No license found")
Hello everyone, I'm looking for some help because Microsoft Support has not been able to solve this issue. I own a genuine perpetual license of Office Home & Business 2019 for Mac, linked to my Microsoft account since August 2019. The license is still listed under Services & Subscriptions, but Office no longer activates. My hardware MacBook Pro (Retina, 13-inch, Late 2012) Model: MacBookPro10,2 Intel Core i5 8 GB RAM macOS Ventura 13.7.8 Installed using OpenCore Legacy Patcher Office version originally working: 16.78 Later tested with 16.101 and 16.93 Same result on every version What happened Office had already been successfully activated and worked normally. I was able to: create documents edit documents save documents After restarting the Mac, Office suddenly requested activation again. Since then it has never activated successfully. Initially Office failed to activate with an unknown error. After completely uninstalling and reinstalling Office using Microsoft's installer, the activation process changed. I can now successfully sign in with my Microsoft account, but after authentication Office displays: "No license found for this account." My Office Home & Business 2019 license is still present in my Microsoft account under Services & Subscriptions. Even though my Microsoft account clearly owns Office Home & Business 2019 for Mac. Microsoft account The license appears correctly under: Services & Subscriptions Office Home & Business 2019 for Mac Added to my account on August 7, 2019. The website instructs me to open an Office application and sign in to activate. Everything I've already tried Uninstalled Office completely Installed Office again using Microsoft's installer Installed Office 16.78 Installed Office 16.93 Updated to Office 16.101 Removed Office containers Removed Group Containers Deleted OneAuth cache Deleted Entrabroker cache Removed activation tokens Cleared Office preferences Signed out and signed back into Microsoft account Deleted Office credentials from Keychain Reinstalled Microsoft AutoUpdate Verified no MDM profile exists Verified Internet Accounts Verified Microsoft account Microsoft Support remotely accessed my Mac and repeated all troubleshooting steps Nothing solved the issue. Additional information Running: defaults read com.microsoft.office returns: OfficeActivationLicense = NoLicense although: OfficeActivationEmailAddress = email address removed for privacy reasons is correctly detected. The activation window successfully reaches Microsoft's login page. Office now asks for my Microsoft account credentials. Authentication completes successfully. After a few seconds Office reports: "No license found for this account." It then offers only two options: Buy Microsoft 365 Use another account Microsoft Support remotely connected to my Mac, completely removed Office, installed a newer official installer, and the problem remained exactly the same. My question Has anyone experienced this after reinstalling Office 2019? Could this be: a licensing server issue? an incompatibility introduced after Office 2019 reached end of support? an activation problem related to OpenCore Legacy Patcher? something else? I would really appreciate any suggestions. Thank you very much. Additional notes: The Office license has been associated with the same Microsoft account since 2019. The same installation was successfully activated and worked normally before the problem started. The issue only appeared after restarting the Mac. Microsoft Support has already remotely accessed my computer and could not resolve the problem.
