A #CONNECT error occurs when a formula can't connect to a required resource. See the following:
General
File can't be accessed
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The path is incorrect, or the file was deleted or moved.
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You don't have permission to access the file.
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The linked workbook couldn't be read and may be corrupt.
Network connectivity issues
Can't access a required service because there is a problem connecting to the internet. Check the internet connection on your device and try again. For more information, see Fix network connection issues in Windows 10.
Workbook links
Unable to connect
The server is not responding and may be undergoing maintenance. Please try again later.
Request throttled
You have exceeded the request limit. Try again later.
File not in the cloud
Refreshing of locally saved workbooks are not supported in Excel for Web. To refresh these workbook links, open the the workbook in Excel Desktop or Excel Mac on the device with the linked workbook.
Unable to read workbook
The workbook cannot be read and may be corrupt.
Unable to get to file
The linked workbook couldn't be accessed. This file may have been moved or you may no longer have permission to access it.
Service error
A required service is not responding or may be undergoing maintenance.
File on another domain
The linked workbook is on another internet domain and can't be refreshed. A domain has a unique URL address that points to services, web sites, data centers, or personal computers.
Not logged in
The linked workbook couldn't be read because you're not logged in.
Too many linked workbooks
This workbook has exceeded the limit for linked workbooks.
Linked workbook too large
The workbook you are referencing exceeds the maximum supported workbook size.
Image
Required images unavailable
Can't access resources required for an image.
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