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Revision as of 20:42, 15 December 2020
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To repair Microsoft Office, follow these steps. | To repair Microsoft Office, follow these steps. | ||
# Close out of Excel and any other Office App | |||
# Click on the '''Start''' button in windows; | # Click on the '''Start''' button in windows; | ||
# Click on '''Control Panel'''; | # Click on '''Control Panel'''; | ||
# Click on '''Programs and Features'''; | # Click on '''Programs and Features'''; | ||
# Scroll down the list and select your '''latest licensed version''' of Microsoft Office; | # Scroll down the list and select your '''latest licensed version''' of Microsoft Office; | ||
# Click the '''Change''' button above the list; | # Click the '''Modify/Change''' button above the list; | ||
# Choose to perform a '''Quick Repair''' or '''Repair''' and wait for the process to finish; | # Choose to perform a '''Quick Repair''' or '''Repair''' and wait for the process to finish; | ||
# Once finished, reboot your machine; | |||
# Then try BudgetLink again and see if the issue is resolved | |||