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I'm working on an addin for Excel, the manifest has permission for ReadWriteDocument.

I'm adding a handler to Office.EventType.DocumentSelectionChanged Event

First time, I insert the addin in Excel Online, it works perfectly.

Later if the access the Excel, it fails with:

OSF.DDA.Error
code: 7000
message: "You don't have sufficient permissions for this action."
name: "Permission Denied"
Engit
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  • To clarify your repro steps: you're creating it in Excel online, but then opening in Excel desktop? If so, what version? Also, what about re-opening the document in Excel online, does it work or fail? – Michael Zlatkovsky - Microsoft Mar 06 '16 at 01:36
  • I created it using napacloudapp, hosted the app from heroku. then uploaded the manifest to Excel online addins. It works when i insert the addin first time. When i open the excel in excel online again (say next day), the addin window loads, but the event binding fails with the given error. – Engit Mar 07 '16 at 09:22
  • Do you have the full minimalistic repro code? If so, do you mind posting it? Also, what happens when you do the same thing starting from Excel desktop? – Michael Zlatkovsky - Microsoft Mar 07 '16 at 17:05
  • This is the repo, https://github.com/john-e/beer-o-meter, its a nodejs app, that is used to host the addin and get data. check the 'public/App' folder for code. I can't test it using Excel Desktop, because i use Ubuntu. – Engit Mar 09 '16 at 09:22
  • I tried it just now using the Excel Online that comes with a SharePoint O365 tenant. It worked for me, both on initial creation and on re-opening. Are you using an O365 tenant? – Michael Zlatkovsky - Microsoft Mar 09 '16 at 23:22
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    @MichaelZlatkovsky-Microsoft: Getting it for Word 2019 (Microsoft® Word 2019 MSO - Version 2110 Build 16.0.14527.20234 - 32-bit ). I'm using VS2019 to create a new Word add-in. Showing a dialog using `displayDialogAsync` and in there adding `dialog.addEventHandler(Office.EventType.DialogMessageReceived, callbackFunc)` throws this exception. – dotNET Nov 30 '21 at 11:18

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I was seeing this issue as well, and we dug into it and discovered it was in fact a bug in the sideloading feature. It is now fixed, so please try it again!

Cheers, Harrison

Harrison Shapley
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