A new bar has been showing up in Excel, which seems to be called the "Data Sensitivity" bar. It appears with every workbook I open, and when a create a new workbook. No matter how many times I have opened a given workbook, closing the Data Sensitivity bar each time, that bar displays again each time I open it.
This is on Office 365 ProPlus.
Is it possible to make it go away?
I have never seen that "bar", can you provide a screen shot?
Have you googled it, maybe it is something specific to 365 (which I dont have or use)?
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I've attached a screenshot showing the Data Sensitivity bar. This was with a new workbook.
Never seen that before, I will push it to the other experts
Turns out it was a COM Add-in called "Microsoft Azure Information Protection". I unchecked it from the COM Add-ins dialog and it went away. I tried exiting and restarting Excel, and it's still gone. Woo-hoo!
Googling that name turned up this information on it, including a screen shot of Word with the bar:
http://www.astaticstate.com/2016/08/...tion-with.html
Great stuff, glad you got this resolved
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Hi,
What's the file extension? Is it a .xml
Would you upload it here so that we can check it out please?
Richard Buttrey
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The file is "adxloader.dll".
It's in folder:
C:\Program Files (x86)\Microsoft Azure Information Protection\
Thank You! Your reply helped me solve this issue on my end too. 8-)
Re: How to stop showing the "Data Sensitivity" bar
Signed up just to say thanks. I've been putting up with this for a while now and decided to go look for a "cure" and this did the trick. Thanks again.
Thanks for the feedback
I don't think I am supposed to change that functionality due to IT rules. Can this be hidden with VBA?
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