Pantalla blanca de la muerte y datos que no se actualizan

Question

Hola,

Tengo el mismo problema que en esta publicación (https://community.esri.com/t5/arcgis-for-excel-questions/arcgis-for-excel-map-doesn-t-display-when-workbook/m-p/1375190#M148).

Durante la semana he estado intentando que Excel para ArcGIS funcione de forma intermitente. Justo cuando creo que todo está bien, ocurre la pantalla blanca de la muerte.

¿Se ha resuelto algo respecto a la pantalla blanca de la muerte? En mi caso, Restablecer mapa está deshabilitado, así que ese consejo no funciona para mí. El problema ocurre tanto en las versiones online como en la app.

También tengo esporádicamente un problema donde los datos no se transfieren de Excel de vuelta a la capa alojada en Enterprise. Por favor, háganme saber si hay consejos para eso.

Gracias,

Tim

TimLohnes1 · Answer

Shannon,

I'm adding an enterprise layer to excel and prefer for it to stay that way. I can bring it over to arcgis.com and test it though. It is a funny thing because I have no idea what triggers it. I will open and close and edit the workbook a few times, share the xlsx with someone outside our org and have them edit it and see if arcgis.com data triggers the issue.

Will report back.

-Tim

ShannonCardoza · Answer

Good morning @TimLohnes1

Thank you for posting your inquiry. I think @EricKlein1 did a nice job of adding some background. As I mentioned in the post you referenced, can you open the same map/excel workbook signed into arcgis.com, rather than enterprise? If so, this may explain an issue isolated to the Enterprise environment rather than ArcGIS for the Excel add-in issue.

Best,

SC

EricKlein1 · Answer

Hi, @TimLohnes1 ,

We recently moved our users from ArcGIS Enterprise 10.8.1 to ArcGIS Online and have not had reports of this problem since.  We never pinned down the cause; however I wouldn't be surprised if it had something to do with the way we had SSO implemented in our ArcGIS Enterprise environment.  That said, usage of ArcGIS for Excel is limited to a very few individuals in our organization so we don't have a lot of history to draw conclusions one way or another.