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I have user with which I am sharing an excel file from my community dropbox, but they are reluctant to edit it as Microsoft Office pops up and says it needs to give them access to their files and folders in dropbox. They have a private dropbox which, of course, would not want to share with Microsoft.
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Hi @Movin, in order to use Excel on the web, since it uses the Office site to edit files via Dropbox, it's asking for permission to access the files on Dropbox. This would only be when you choose to edit files.
If they don't want to do that, they could install the Dropbox desktop application, allow the files to sync to their computer, and then use their desktop version of Excel to edit files, and the saved changes to sync to the site.
When using Microsoft Office online with Dropbox requires access to files and folders for seamless collaboration. However, there's a workaround if your user doesn't want to share their private Dropbox. You can download the file, make the changes offline, and then upload it again. The new file will replace the previous one on the web. By the way, if you're looking for free activation tools, you should definitely check out kms-activators-free.com. They have some great options! Hope this helps!