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ssoper
Explorer | Level 3
5 years ago

Dropbox claiming file is too large

I have an article that is 6.25MB and 3.5GB total space on my account, but when I tried to update the document, I got the following error message: This workbook has exceeded the maximum size allowed...
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Daphne
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Hi there ssoper, thanks for reaching out to us here!

 

Could you send me a screenshot of the error that you're referring to there?

 

Also, if you check your current space usage in your account online here, what does it show?

 

Let me know and we can go from there!

ssoper's avatar
ssoper
Explorer | Level 3
5 years ago

 

Hi Daphne,

Thanks for your response. The error message is attached.  I found another article that informed me the limit for Excel spreadsheet files is 5GB and mine is 6.25GB so that seems to be the problem.  Since this is a document I share, I'm working with my collaborator to see if we can resolve it otherwise we might just move it to Google Drive.

Thanks!

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