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Re: Multiple greyed out buttons
This is a very common Excel + Teams/SharePoint scenario, and it’s almost never corruption. The behavior you describe points to how the file is opened / protected, not grouping. The #1 cause (by far): File is opened in Excel for the web / limited mode When a file is stored in Teams, Excel often opens it in a mode where many commands are disabled, even if you have edit permissions. Symptoms that match perfectly Many buttons greyed out across Home / Insert / Review Unprotect Sheet is disabled Happens even though you used to have full access File lives in a Teams channel Fix In Teams → click Open in Excel (not “Open”) Or open the file directly from: SharePoint → Open → Open in Desktop App Make sure the title bar says: Excel (Desktop) Info: Excel for the web cannot unprotect sheets, even if you know the password. Second most common cause: The workbook is protected, not the sheet If Protect Workbook (Structure) is enabled: You cannot unprotect sheets Many buttons across the ribbon are disabled Sheets appear ungrouped → but structure is still locked Check this Go to: Review → Protect Workbook If it says Unprotect Workbook, click it and enter the password. This is often set accidentally and forgotten. Third cause: You are not the file owner In Teams / SharePoint: You may have Edit permission But not be the original owner Some protections can only be removed by the owner Check ownership Right-click file → Details Or check in SharePoint → Manage Access If someone else owns it: They must unprotect it once, then save. Most likely fix (90% of cases) Open the file in Excel Desktop and unprotect the workbook structure. My answers are voluntary and without guarantee! Hope this will help you. Was the answer useful? Mark as best response and like it! This will help all forum participants.2Views1like0CommentsRe: no me funciona la barra espaciadora (solo en word)
Que la barra espaciadora funcione en todo menos en Word suele ser un problema de configuración dentro de Word, no del teclado ni del sistema operativo. Te doy las causas más comunes y las soluciones paso a paso. 1. Revisar el idioma y autocorrección A veces Word cambia el idioma del teclado o la autocorrección y esto puede afectar los espacios: En Word → Archivo → Opciones → Revisión → Idioma Asegúrate que el idioma del texto de edición sea el correcto (por ejemplo Español) Prueba desactivar la corrección automática temporalmente: Archivo → Opciones → Revisión → Opciones de Autocorrección Desmarca “Reemplazar texto mientras escribe” Esto puede solucionar conflictos raros de formato 2. Verificar combinaciones de teclado activas (modificadores) Word tiene atajos de teclado que pueden cambiar el comportamiento de la barra espaciadora. Ejemplo: si presionaste Alt, Ctrl o Shift accidentalmente y quedó activo, Word puede comportarse raro. Presiona Ctrl + Z varias veces y luego prueba la barra. También prueba desactivar teclas especiales: En Windows → Configuración → Accesibilidad → Teclado → Teclas especiales / filtros → Apagar todo 3. Desactivar complementos de Word Algunos add-ins pueden interferir: Abrir Word en Modo seguro: Mantén presionada la tecla Ctrl mientras abres Word → Confirmar “Sí” para abrir en modo seguro Si la barra espaciadora funciona allí → el problema es un complemento Desactiva complementos: Archivo → Opciones → Complementos → Ir → desmarcar todo → Aceptar Reinicia Word y prueba 4. Restablecer la configuración de Word Si nada funciona, Word puede tener configuración corrupta: Cierra Word Presiona Windows + R Escribe: winword.exe /a Esto abre Word sin plantillas ni personalizaciones. Si funciona, entonces tu perfil de usuario o plantilla normal.dotm está dañada Para resetear Normal.dotm: Busca en tu PC: %appdata%\Microsoft\Templates Renombra Normal.dotm a Normal_old.dotm Reinicia Word → Se crea un nuevo Normal.dotm 5. Última alternativa: reparar Office Panel de control → Programas y características → Office → Cambiar → Reparación rápida / en línea Reinicia PC y prueba Word nuevamente Resumen rápido Problema solo en Word → probablemente plantilla corrupta, complemento o configuración interna Tecla funciona fuera de Word → teclado físico está bien Solución más rápida: probar modo seguro y luego renombrar Normal.dotm My answers are voluntary and without guarantee! Hope this will help you. Was the answer useful? Mark as best response and like it! This will help all forum participants.0Views0likes0CommentsRe: VBSでExcelを起動する事が出来ません。
BS (Visual Basic Script) で Excelを起動できない場合は、ほとんどが スクリプトの書き方か ExcelのCOM登録の問題です。 順を追って確認していきましょう。 基本のVBSでExcelを起動する例 ' Excelを起動するVBSサンプル Dim xlApp Set xlApp = CreateObject("Excel.Application") ' Excelを起動 If xlApp Is Nothing Then MsgBox "Excelを起動できませんでした。" Else xlApp.Visible = True ' Excelを画面表示 MsgBox "Excelが起動しました！" End If 上記を test.vbs として保存して実行します。 よくある原因と対策 (1) Excelがインストールされていない / COM登録されていない ExcelがPCに入っているか確認 32bit/64bitの不一致も注意（32bitのExcelに64bit VBSだと失敗する場合があります） 対策 Excelを修復 コントロールパネル → プログラムの修復 → Microsoft 365 / Office → 修復 この文章はソフトウェアによって翻訳されました。ユーザーはこの言語を理解できません。 My answers are voluntary and without guarantee! Hope this will help you. Was the answer useful? Mark as best response and like it! This will help all forum participants.3Views0likes0CommentsRe: Unusual behaviour on my PC. Access to all Microsoft services blocked.
What you’re describing is actually a classic network-level blocking / routing problem, and the clues you gave are very strong. Most likely root causes (ranked) Microsoft IP reputation block (false positive) IPv6 routing / filtering issue ASN / carrier-level filtering Broken CGNAT routing Best immediate workaround Use a VPN Or disable IPv6 if that fixes it Proper fix Contact your ISP: “My public IP is blocked by Microsoft identity endpoints. VPN fixes it.” Ask for: New public IP IPv4-only routing Removal from CGNAT (if applicable) My answers are voluntary and without guarantee! Hope this will help you. Was the answer useful? Mark as best response and like it! This will help all forum participants.5Views0likes1CommentRe: OneDrive error code 0x8004de26
OneDrive Error 0x8004de26 This error typically means: OneDrive cannot authenticate because the account type or sign-in method is blocked, mismatched, or disabled by your organization. This indicates that the issue is affecting multiple users, not just a few. This aligns with causes such as: Security Defaults or Conditional Access changes License or permission changes in Microsoft 365 Firewall or network filtering affecting all devices It’s not an isolated user/device issue, so troubleshooting should focus on tenant settings, policies, and OneDrive client configuration across the environment. As an admin in a school or EDU Microsoft 365 tenant, here’s a step-by-step action plan to resolve OneDrive error 0x8004de26 across multiple users: Check User Licenses (Missing licenses will prevent OneDrive from signing in.) Review Security Defaults & Conditional Access Policies (Temporarily disable policies or security defaults for testing to see if users can sign in.) Check SharePoint & OneDrive Sync Settings (Make sure “Users can sync files from SharePoint using the OneDrive client” is enabled) Hope this helps you a little bit.30Views0likes0CommentsRe: My posts aren't showing up and I need help
On Microsoft Community, new posts often go into automatic moderation, especially when: your account is new the post contains links the post was edited quickly after posting the system flags something as potential spam you posted multiple times in a short period When this happens: You can see the post, but other users cannot, or The post may disappear temporarily while being checked Sometimes the system soft-deletes the post until a moderator reviews it Check your Microsoft Community profile → My Subscriptions & My Threads If they still don’t show there after a few hours, the system likely flagged them Try posting without links, or with simpler formatting Avoid posting the same question multiple times (that increases spam flags) If the issue continues, you can contact: Microsoft Community Moderator Team via the “Report a concern” link on your profile page. How to remove or hide the share links on the side There is no built-in Microsoft Community setting to remove or hide them. But you can still fix it: Use “Reader Mode” Chrome, Edge, Firefox all have a Reader View: In Edge: click the book icon (or press F9) In Firefox: click the page icon In Chrome: enable Reader Mode at chrome://flags This removes the floating share bar entirely. I hope this helped, and that you’ll stick with the forum a little longer. Beneath the quirks, we’re actually quite helpful 🙂.2Views1like0CommentsRe: Linking a cell from a OneDrive excel sheet to another OneDrive excel sheet in different workbooks
Excel for the Web does not support copying formatting through “Paste Link.” Linked values come through without formatting, and there is currently no automatic way to make the destination cell mirror formatting from the source. What Microsoft says about copy/paste in Excel for the Web Copy and paste in Office for the web The paste special function from Desktop Excel to WebApp Excel will not work reliably or at all. Workaround suggestion: You must manually apply formatting (font, color, number format, etc.) to the destination cells. Once applied, the formatting will remain even as the linked values update. *If you need true mirror-formatting, that still requires the desktop app — not available in Excel for Web. Removing the “0” From Linked Empty Cells When the source cell is empty, Excel treats it as 0. To avoid this, wrap the link in a formula like: Option A — Show blank instead of 0 =IF([LinkedCell]="","",[LinkedCell]) Example (adjust to your actual link): =IF('[Workbook2.xlsx]SheetX'!A1="","",'[Workbook2.xlsx]SheetX'!A1) Option B — Show something else (e.g., "-") =IF([LinkedCell]="","-",[LinkedCell]) How to implement Paste the link normally using Paste > Paste Link. It will produce something like: =[Workbook2.xlsx]SheetX!A1 Then edit the cell and wrap it with IF() as shown above.4Views1like0CommentsRe: COMPUTER HACKED
STOP immediately and read this carefully, because the situation you describe is a potential account compromise, and your access may disappear at any moment. Below is the safe, correct way to recover your files and lock out the attacker. I will NOT give any hacking or intrusion instructions — only legal, secure recovery steps. https://d.docs.live.net/<ID> …is the internal OneDrive remote storage path used by Windows. It does NOT belong to a “hacker server”. It is the unique internal ID of a Microsoft account’s OneDrive. If your files were moved there, it means: Someone moved your files into a OneDrive account — possibly yours, possibly an attacker’s. The fact that you now have access means you are likely still logged into that Microsoft account. Secure Your Microsoft Account FIRST Do this immediately before trying to recover files — otherwise the attacker can delete/lock everything. 1. Change your Microsoft account password Go here: https://account.live.com/password/change 2. Sign out all devices https://account.microsoft.com/security/recoveryoptions → Sign out everywhere 3. Enable two‑step verification https://account.microsoft.com/security 4. Check for an added recovery email or phone Remove anything you do NOT recognize. 5. Check devices logged into your Microsoft account https://account.microsoft.com/devices Remove anything suspicious. SECOND: Recover your data back into your OneDrive If you currently have access to https://d.docs.live.net/A738C7AF628E9D5E/ then those files are stored inside a OneDrive account. Option A — If this is YOUR OneDrive account Do this: 1. Open File Explorer → OneDrive You should see your OneDrive folder with files in it. 2. Copy the files back to the correct locations Use (Copy → Paste) to move them to your desired folders. 3. Wait for OneDrive to sync You’ll see a blue or green check when finished. Option B — If this is NOT your OneDrive account (Meaning the attacker’s OneDrive but you are still temporarily logged in) Immediately download everything: Open the link in the browser Select all files (Ctrl+A) Click Download Save the ZIP Copy the files into your own OneDrive Then change your Microsoft login (step 1 above) so the access token becomes invalid for the attacker THIRD: Check the OneDrive “Recycle Bin” If files were moved or deleted, some may still be recoverable. Go to: https://www.onedrive.com → Recycle bin Restore everything you need. IMPORTANT WARNING The fact that: you suddenly regained access your system was behaving abnormally multiple ISPs showed blocking reinstalling Windows and Linux didn’t solve it …suggests the compromise might have been at the account level, NOT your devices. Someone may have had access to your Microsoft account, not your computer. This is why securing the account must happen first.0Views0likes1CommentRe: Force OneDrive/Excel to return the local file path instead of a cloud URL
When Office files are stored inside a OneDrive folder and opened by Excel, Excel always reports the OneDrive/SharePoint URL as the file path — even if the file is fully local, even if OneDrive is closed, even if the file is “Keep on this device.” This is Office’s AutoSave cloud integration, not OneDrive’s syncing behavior. Solid Edge cannot handle URLs → infinite loop. Fortunately, there are three reliable fixes, and only one is the “real” one you need. Fix 1: Disable Office’s cloud integration so Excel returns the true local path. This is not controlled by OneDrive. It’s controlled by Excel/Office. Do this on each PC: 1. Disable AutoSave Excel → File → Options → Save → Uncheck “AutoSave OneDrive and SharePoint Online files by default” 2. Disable the Office cloud-backed file system Excel → File → Options → General → Under “When opening files” Uncheck: “Open files from OneDrive and SharePoint Online by default” (Shows only in newer builds) 3. Stop Office from converting paths into URLs Open Registry Editor (Win + R → regedit) Create this key if missing: HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Office\16.0\Common\Internet Inside it create a DWORD (32-bit): UseOnlineContent Set value: 0 Fix 2: Open files via the local path using a shortcut. If you open the workbook directly via its path, e.g.: To guarantee this, create a shortcut: C:\Users\<you>\OneDrive\Modeling\Parameters.xlsx Excel can be forced to treat it as local only if AutoSave is disabled. excel.exe "C:\Users\<you>\OneDrive\path\to\file.xlsx" Ensure AutoSave is off → Excel will report a local path. Fix 3 (advanced): Move the Excel file outside OneDrive, use symbolic links. If you don’t want Office cloud logic interfering at all: Move the Excel file to a non-OneDrive folder And create a symlink inside the OneDrive folder: Open CMD as admin: mklink "C:\Users\<you>\OneDrive\Project\Parameters.xlsx" "D:\Models\Parameters.xlsx" OneDrive syncs the placeholder, but Excel sees the actual file as a fully local file and returns a true path. This is rock-solid for CAD/CAE workflows. Hope this helps you, if not please just ignore it. * It is better to give a bad answer than to give no answer at all. The user has to decide what is OK for them.0Views1like0CommentsRe: Fresh Win11 install, fresh Office365 install, Onedrive backup no connection to OneDrive-service
You are almost certainly using the wrong Onedrive client (Business instead of Personal) or Windows Backup is overriding KFM. Did %localappdata%\Microsoft\OneDrive\onedrive.exe /reset complete successfully? Maybe then is Offline KFM database is corrupted… Last resort fix: Close OneDrive Delete folder: %localappdata%\Microsoft\OneDrive\settings Delete folder: %localappdata%\Microsoft\OneDrive\Business1 (if it exists) Restart OneDrive This forces Windows to rebuild the Known Folder Move configuration from scratch. Hope this helps you, if not please just ignore it. * It is better to give a bad answer than to give no answer at all. The user has to decide what is OK for them.15Views0likes0CommentsRe: Relationship error when field placed in value but not label
This error is not caused by CLEAN/TRIM, nor by anything in the data values themselves. It happens because of how Power Pivot resolves implicit measures and what table a value field “belongs to” in the star schema. You did nothing wrong with your relationships. The issue is structural: Dimension tables cannot reliably produce implicit aggregation measures when grouped by fact-table fields. Use explicit measures whenever a Products or Customers field must appear in Values. This happens to everyone once—they try to sum a dimension field, and Power Pivot refuses with a relationship warning. Define a measure in Orders: Total Value : =SUMX(Orders,Orders[Order Quantity] * RELATED(Products[Unit Price]) + Orders[Shipping]) This is the proper star-schema fact aggregation. No errors. Works with any slicers. Hope this helps you, if not please just ignore it. * It is better to give a bad answer than to give no answer at all. The user has to decide what is OK for them.5Views0likes0CommentsRe: Formula help - why doesn't this work for January dates please?
Yes, you are right;🙂 the formula does not ignore texts in its current form. I think with this formula you can ignore both spaces and zeros....or am I doing something wrong here too? =SUMPRODUCT(--(IF(ISNUMBER('Andy''s Team'!E2:E32)*('Andy''s Team'!E2:E32<>0), MONTH('Andy''s Team'!E2:E32), 0)=12) + --(IF(ISNUMBER('Andy''s Team'!H2:H32)*('Andy''s Team'!H2:H32<>0), MONTH('Andy''s Team'!H2:H32), 0)=12)) I hope I'm not wrong with "--" again, if I am, I'd be happy about a correction🙂.23Views0likes0CommentsRe: Excel banner goes grey in MacBook when screen is maximised
This is a known Excel for Mac display/appearance bug, especially on macOS Ventura/Sonoma and Office 365 builds from the last year. You’re not doing anything wrong — the grey banner appears only in full-screen mode (when clicking the green traffic-light button), and the ribbon/icons become low-contrast. Workarounds you can try… Update Excel Microsoft patched this in several builds but the bug still reappears: Excel → Help → Check for Updates Install the latest version. Don't use full-screen — use “zoom” instead Instead of the green full-screen button: Hold Option Click the green button (it turns into a “+” symbol) → this zooms the window to fill most of the screen but avoids full-screen mode. Change Office theme Go to: Excel → Preferences → General → Personalize Try switching between: Colorful (default) Classic Dark Mode Sometimes switching themes resets the ribbon colouring. Disable macOS automatic dark mode If macOS is using Auto (light/dark) mode: System Settings → Appearance → Light Excel often misbehaves in Auto mode in full-screen. Turn off “Reduce Transparency” (macOS) Go to: System Settings → Accessibility → Display Turn off: Reduce Transparency Excel sometimes misinterprets this when switching UI modes. I hope it helps them.1View0likes0CommentsRe: Formula help - why doesn't this work for January dates please?
A few things can cause MONTH() to return unexpected results, but there is one very common cause specifically for January. The formula only works correctly if every value in the two ranges is a real Excel date. If any cell contains: text that looks like a date, a blank that Excel interprets as 0, a zero value, or anything non-date, then: MONTH(0) returns 1 …which Excel interprets as January. So any blank or invalid date will be counted as January — giving you an incorrect total. In one formula: =SUMPRODUCT((ISNUMBER('Andy''s Team'!E2:E32))*(MONTH('Andy''s Team'!E2:E32)=12) +(ISNUMBER('Andy''s Team'!H2:H32))*(MONTH('Andy''s Team'!H2:H32)=12)) This counts only real dates and ignores blanks/text. I hope it helps them.20Views0likes2CommentsRe: Add VBA Code to an Option button dynamically
You’re correct — UserForm OptionButtons do not have .OnAction. That property only exists for Worksheet controls (Form Controls). UserForm controls use class modules and events, not .OnAction. Below is a working, VBA solution (I hope so 😊) you can paste directly into your project. It dynamically creates OptionButtons on a UserForm and captures which button was clicked, returning the Caption of the selected button. Create Class Module: clsOptButton Insert → Class Module Rename it exactly: clsOptButton Paste this code: Option Explicit Public WithEvents Opt As MSForms.OptionButton ' dynamic OptionButton with events Private Sub Opt_Click() ' When clicked, send the caption back to the UserForm uFrmChoice.SelectedOption = Opt.Caption End Sub UserForm Code (uFrmChoice) Open your UserForm → paste this code into the form. This version creates dynamic buttons, aligns them, and stores the selected option. Option Explicit Public SelectedOption As String ' holds the chosen option Private OptHandlers As Collection ' stores event handler objects Private Sub UserForm_Initialize() Dim i As Long, x As Long Dim objOptBtn As MSForms.OptionButton Dim handler As clsOptButton Dim topPos As Long x = 10 ' number of options (example) — replace with your own dynamic count Set OptHandlers = New Collection topPos = 20 For i = 1 To x ' Create the OptionButton Set objOptBtn = Me.Controls.Add("Forms.OptionButton.1", "objOptBtn" & i, True) With objOptBtn .Caption = "Option " & i .Left = 20 .Top = topPos .Width = 150 .Height = 18 End With topPos = topPos + 22 ' Create event handler and bind the control to it Set handler = New clsOptButton Set handler.Opt = objOptBtn ' Must store handler to keep events alive OptHandlers.Add handler Next i End Sub Show the form from anywhere In a standard module: Sub TestDynamicOptions() uFrmChoice.SelectedOption = "" ' reset uFrmChoice.Show ' show UserForm If uFrmChoice.SelectedOption <> "" Then MsgBox "You selected: " & uFrmChoice.SelectedOption Else MsgBox "No option selected." End If End Sub You can copy all 3 code pieces exactly and it will run immediately....i hope so 🙂...the codes are not testet, please backup your file first. Hope this helps you.3Views0likes0CommentsRe: Excel Formula Help: Reflecting Dynamic Monthly Credit Card Payments by Date
Your Google Sheet link requires sign-in, I don’t have a google account ....but you can put this formula in the Main Worksheet where the row = card and column = month: = XLOOKUP($A6, 'Debt Schedule'!$A:$A, XLOOKUP(J$4, 'Debt Schedule'!$1:$1, 'Debt Schedule'!$A:ZZ,0),0) Make sure your header row (J4:AV4) contains real Excel dates (not text). Your Debt Schedule month headers should also be real Excel dates. Hope this helps you.33Views0likes0CommentsRe: multiple If and SUMIFS
You want: If B3 = "Marketing", run a SUMIFS with Department = Marketing If B3 = "Actuals v Plan FY26", run a different SUMIFS Otherwise return 0 =IF( $B$3="Marketing", -SUMIFS('Netsuite IncomeStatement'!AD:AD, 'Netsuite IncomeStatement'!$E:$E,$B$3, 'Netsuite IncomeStatement'!$B:$B,$B45), IF( $B$3="Actuals v Plan FY26", -SUMIFS('Netsuite IncomeStatement'!AD:AD, 'Netsuite IncomeStatement'!$B:$B,$B45),0)) Make sure spellings match exactly "Actuals v Plan FY26" must be identical to the dropdown text. Confirm correct sheet name You have a typo: Departmental Income Statment → missing e in "Statement" Fix the sheet name if needed. Hope this helps you.10Views0likes1CommentRe: Filter cells in stead of full rows by color
Here’s a clean way to do exactly what you want on a separate sheet: generate a list containing only the colored cells, per column, ready to print — without keeping the full rows. Below is a simple VBA macro that: Loops through a source sheet (your original data) Goes column by column Copies only the cells of a chosen color (e.g., red) Places them in a destination sheet, one column at a time Produces a compact, printable list with no gaps No row-level filtering needed. VBA Script: Extract Only Colored Cells Into a New Sheet The color-detection function (You already have this, but included for completeness.) Function CellColorIndex(rng As Range) As Long CellColorIndex = rng.Interior.ColorIndex End Function The extraction macro This script copies only cells of a chosen color (targetColorIndex) from each column in a source sheet, and outputs them neatly in another sheet. Sub ExtractColoredCells() Dim src As Worksheet, dst As Worksheet Dim lastRow As Long, lastCol As Long Dim r As Long, c As Long, outRow As Long Dim targetColorIndex As Long '--- SETTINGS --- Set src = ThisWorkbook.Sheets("Sheet1") ' your data sheet Set dst = ThisWorkbook.Sheets("Sheet2") ' output sheet dst.Cells.Clear ' start fresh targetColorIndex = 3 ' <<=== example: 3 = red (change to your color) lastCol = src.Cells(1, src.Columns.Count).End(xlToLeft).Column ' Loop columns For c = 1 To lastCol lastRow = src.Cells(src.Rows.Count, c).End(xlUp).Row outRow = 1 ' Write column header dst.Cells(1, c).Value = src.Cells(1, c).Value outRow = outRow + 1 ' Loop rows in this column For r = 1 To lastRow If src.Cells(r, c).Interior.ColorIndex = targetColorIndex Then dst.Cells(outRow, c).Value = src.Cells(r, c).Value outRow = outRow + 1 End If Next r Next c MsgBox "Done! Colored cells extracted." End Sub Hope this helps you.0Views1like1CommentRe: Best practice using same OneDrive Personal Vault on 2 PCs
PIN-only unlock on multiple PCs is not supported for OneDrive Personal Vault. You must authenticate the first time on every new PC After that, PIN/Windows Hello works normally No way to bypass the initial Authenticator approval No setting exists to make every PC unlock using only a PIN I hope that helped you a little.74Views0likes0CommentsRe: Context menu immediately closing after opening
This behaviour (context menu instantly closing, focus snapping back to the workbook, VBA window refusing to stay focused, etc.) is almost always caused by one of three things: a broken or invisible UserForm that is being kept modeless a stuck event handler (even if macros are disabled now) a corrupted workbook window state Check if a hidden/active UserForm is blocking input Check for a stuck event handler Check for window corruption Open the workbook in Excel Safe Mode Check for an endless BeforeRightClick event If none of the above fixes it Does it happen with only one workbook? Does it happen even after you copy all sheets to a new workbook? Does it occur if you upload the file here? Your description matches either a hidden modeless UserForm or Application.Interactive = False. Hope this helps you.9Views0likes0Comments
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