My conclusion is that the URL was formatted properly but Excel really does NOT allow any files loaded from own servers / other servers than OneDrive or SharePoint. This worked, however, the file was not opened in the installed Excel app on the device but in the online Excel editor inside Safari browser. Only links to SharePoint and OneDrive are supported: Hosted an Excel file on my OneDrive account and tried the public share link.URL is not encoded: I therefore tried to encode only the part after the |u| marker and also the full string.So I did a research and found that it might be one of the following reasons: When I click the link the Excel app opens but then displays a message that it is not possible in this version of office to open a file from this server. Ms-excel:ofe|u|, so no passback protocol or document context defined. What I have tried so far is to link the file using the schema: Target devices are iPads and iPhones running iOS 11 and above. Step 3: Next, click the File tab in Excel. Step 2: Click the Read Only button on the prompt’s window. Step 1: Open the Excel spreadsheet that’s restricted with an editing password. When clicked, it should be opened in the already installed Microsoft Office Excel app. This is how to unlock Excel files from read only that have passwords. My goal is to link an Excel macro file from a web app.
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