In the menu of your Office 2016 application, go to Excel (or Word) > Sign out (just below Settings) to log out from OneDrive. Now OneDrive should be gone as a storage option until you log on back to your Microsoft account again using the Add place option. Note: I am using the German version.

Word for mac super mini appearance how to expand. Is there any way to disable cloud services in Office 2016 for Mac, specifically the OneDrive, OneDrive for Business, and Sharepoint? Specifically, management wants the Save As panel to disable the button for 'Online Locations': If disabling that button in the Save As panel isn't possible, is it possible to disable the ability to 'Add a Place': And if that isn't possible, can we at least disable the builtin cloud storage locations: Any ideas? We're still using Managed Preferences, but Configuration Profiles could work too.

Hi there My workplace are upgrading our SharePoint 2010 installation to SharePoint Online. As part of this transition we want users to use our OneDrive for Business instead of their old MySites.

However we have an issue in that when any of our users go to save a document in Office, Microsoft’s free, personal OneDrive is listed in the Office ‘Save As’ menu, but our OneDrive for business is not. I already asked this question at: - and was recommended by a Microsoft representative to ask here. She said that I would need to sign out of Office 2013 in order to enable what I need - I'm hoping this is to enable a fix after which I can sign back in again as I guess we will need to be signed in so that Office 2013 can interact with SharePoint Online in the first place right? Many thanks indeed. John -------------Problems Reply------------ Hello John, You may click on File, Account, Sign out from all the account.

Best internet security for mac. Once the sign out is completed, Sign in using the subscribed email account and check if it works fine as expected. To enable One Drive for Business (SharePoint Service) you may post your query in the forum link below: Thank you.

Hello John, You may click on File, Account, Sign out from all the account. Once the sign out is completed, Sign in using the subscribed email account and check if it works fine as expected. To enable One Drive for Business (SharePoint Service) you may post your query in the forum link below: Thank you. Hello Raju, The steps above do not remove the personal OneDrive from the list of Save As options in Office 2013. The issue is that with OneDrive (personal) and OneDrive for Business as save location options, the user can save business documents to a personal One Deive location in error. When the 'Sign out' option is chosen from File, Account - as suggested above - the following message is generated: 'We can't remove Windows accounts.'

Using the 'Switch Account' link, the email used for the OneDrive for Business account - which should be the user's comapny email - can be designated as active. After doing this, if the user selects OneDrive (personal), they are prompted to sign-in - which should let them know that they are not using OneDrive for business. The above is too much to have to enforce for 1000s of users - is there a way that a user's personal OneDrive account can be removed from display in the Save As options for business Enterprise installations of Office 2013? This is a critical business need as company business documents should not be stored in a personal OneDrive location. This isn't a definitive fix for your problem, but it may help: How to Use SkyDrive’s 25 GB as a Mapped Drive for Easy Access Here are some links about disabling OneDrive.