Open Excel, click the File tab, and select Info.
In the right pane, click the “Properties” drop-down arrow.
Click “More Properties” and select “Summary” in the tab.
Insert the double checkmark “Save thumbnails required for all Excel documents”
Windows Explorer thumbnail
Once the “Keep thumbnails for all Excel documents” option is enabled to get all Excel files, you can see the preview in Windows Explorer images. At the left end of the ribbon, in the Panels group, click the preview panel to activate the pop-up window.
Make sure the preview window is not disabled
Click on the important Windows startup in the bottom left corner. Open File Explorer. Switch to tab view. On the ribbon, select Range Preview.
Click Preview attachments and documents. Clear the Features for Excel check box and close the discussion. Open it again and activate again.
Right-click the Microsoft Office or Office 365 suite and select Change, and if so, select Online Recovery. Click “Restore” and follow the on-screen instructions to continue. Reboot your device and see if the issue is resolved normally.
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“This file cannot be viewed due to an error in the Microsoft Excel Excel Previewer.”
“This initiator cannot be previewed due to a serious error in Microsoft Excel preview.”
“This statement cannot be previewed due to a serious error in Microsoft Excel Preview.”
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In Outlook, choose File > Options > Trust Center > Trust Center Options, then select Manage Attachments. To turn off previews for all attachments, click Turn off attachment previews.
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