Your Microsoft access token has expired

Hi,

I changed my Office365 password today and now I get the following error…

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“…Your Microsoft access token has expired. Please log out of AppSheet and then log back in through OneDrive or Office365…”

I’ve tried the following but still get the error message:

  • Logged out of AppSheet
  • Logout out of and back into Office365 and OneDrive
  • Rebooted twice

Please advise if I’m missing something?

Cheers…

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Thanks @Steve and @GreenFlux

Support were super fast and have come back with the following:

"…taking a look at your account, it looks like your AppSheet authentication provider and default data source is Google, but you have Microsoft set up as a second data source.

Please go to the AppSheet account page, go to sources, and reauthenticate the Microsoft source:

https://www.appsheet.com/Account/Account/Sources…"

Going to give that a shot now… Cheers…

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Steve
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Please contact support@appsheet.com for help with this.

Will do… Thanks @Steve

Did you log out, and back into the app? Or the editor?

I think you have to log into the website as the app owner to reset the token, not just as an app user.

Hi @GreenFlux,

I was in the editor then logged out from My Account > Sign Out

After logging into O365 and OneDrive I then logged into: https://www.appsheet.com/Account/Login with my App Owner Gmail account.

Was that right…?

I have emailed support but I was hoping it was just me doing something silly…?

Thanks @Steve and @GreenFlux

Support were super fast and have come back with the following:

"…taking a look at your account, it looks like your AppSheet authentication provider and default data source is Google, but you have Microsoft set up as a second data source.

Please go to the AppSheet account page, go to sources, and reauthenticate the Microsoft source:

https://www.appsheet.com/Account/Account/Sources…"

Going to give that a shot now… Cheers…

Thanks for sharing the resolution! This is good to know.

I hadn’t thought about the secondary data source causing the same error. But it is a different OAuth provider so it makes sense.

Hi, i have the same problem, i go to sources put my Microsoft account and nothing.

I have this problem now, Microsoft is the main account and I have my files in Sharepoint...

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