The solution to the blank after opening Excel 2016

Note: Office 2016 will be installed on the system disk by default during installation, and there is no chance to modify the installation location. My installation location has been modified (the method of modifying the installation location of Office 2016: https://blog.csdn.net /B2345012/article/details/97559229), the installation location may be different from yours, so in the following path, only modify the places that need to be changed.

The opened file looks like this:

Solution:

Modify the registry: use the shortcut key Windows + R to enter the operation, enter regedit, and then confirm or press Enter to enter the registry editor:

Start to find the position to be modified: HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\Excel.Sheet.12\shell\Open\command (If you find it troublesome to find you one by one, just copy this position directly, paste it into the position of the red thick line frame in the picture and press Enter), in Double-click on the blue thick line box on the right by default:

double-click to open the edit string by default:
change the last /dde in the value data to "%1" and confirm, that is, "E:\SoftwareInstallation\Microsoft Office 2016\Microsoft Office\Root \Office16\EXCEL.EXE" /dde is changed to "E:\SoftwareInstallation\Microsoft Office 2016\Microsoft Office\Root\Office16\EXCEL.EXE" "%1" (note that there is a space between "%1" and the front, double The quotation marks are in English state):

After the modification is complete, open the file and try to see if there is content:

Supplement: Open the suffix .xlsx file with content, open the suffix .xls file and it is blank:

The suffix of the file created by Excel 2007 and below is .xls, and the suffix of the file created by Excel 2007 and above is .xlsx. Sometimes when Excel 2016 opens the .xlsx file, there is content, but there is no content after opening the .xls file. The solution is also The registry needs to be modified:

Solution:

Find the path HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT.xls in the registry editor, modify the default item, and change the value of the default item Excel.Sheet.8 to Excel.Sheet.12: