These include backing up your PC to OneDrive, saving email attachments, and more. In the past, we shared some other tips and tricks for OneDrive. This is just the latest entry into our deep dive of the Office 365 apps.
When you finish your edits, you'll need to delete, and then re-upload the file to make sure that your edits save to your account.
Just keep in mind, this method involves downloading the file, so any changes you make will not automatically be saved to your OneDrive. Alternatively, you can just right-click the file name in your list of files, and choose Download too. Once finished, simply click the downloaded file to open it in the Office desktop app. You should then see an option to Download a Copy. With this method, you'll want to click or tap the File menu inside the Office web app. Method 2: From the file itselfĪ second method might be useful if you've already opened the file on the web, but still want to open the file in an Office app. As it is pulling the document from your OneDrive, any changes you'll make will automatically be saved, without having to manually save the file again, and re-upload it to your OneDrive account. After a few seconds, the document should open up in the full desktop version of the Office app. You'll then get a prompt on the screen, saying that this site is trying to open. From the list of your files in OneDrive, simply right-click the file, and choose Open in.
Our first method is the least complicated. Here's a quick look at how you can do that. However, there are some cases where you might want to open the file in the desktop version of an Office app. This not only gives you access to preview the file right from your OneDrive account, but you also can edit it, too. One of the benefits of storing files in OneDrvie is the ability to open Office files on the web.
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