The cell writeback operation cannot be committed

Asked By martyables 1170 points N/A Posted on - 06/26/2011

Hi,

I am a desktop support in our office. I met an error report from one of the desktop users that she encounters this error.

I pasted below.

Errors in cell writeback: The cell writeback operation cannot be committed, because the 'Actuals' measure group does not have a write-enabled partition.

I asked the user how she came across this error message because I am not familiar or never seen with this error message. The user is doing a what if analysis, using SSAS OLAP writeback and Excel. When on the middle of her work that error message that I pasted above was displayed on her screen.

For me, I don't have an idea of the error. All I did was just restart the computer and hoping all things will be alright. Since I am not SSAS OLAP writeback and Excel user, please share some ideas about the problem.

Thanks.

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Answered By shenna22 5 points N/A #124768

The cell writeback operation cannot be committed

Hi good day,

You know I encountered this kind of problem during opening my Excel and some of this files being missing or corrupted.

To repair the corrupt file:

•  Get your Microsoft Office CD installer and put it into the CD-ROM.
•  Then the setup of the Microsoft Office will flash in your screen.
•  Find repair. In these steps the corrupted file will be repaired
•  Open the Microsoft Excel and it will be ok.

Thank you and have a nice day. Hope you can do it.

God bless you and regards

Shenaa22

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Answered By Abel Tonja 5 points N/A #124770

The cell writeback operation cannot be committed

Some files are get corrupted of this Software (MS office). You have to reinstall this. But first uninstall (Do not Delete) it , from control panel. Then install fresh setup of MS office.

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