Removed Records: Named range from /xl/workbook.bin part (Workbook)

pliskers

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I know there have been numerous posts about this error message, but none of the fixes has applied to me. I'm exporting to Excel from an Access table, and when I open it I get an error message prompting if I want to recover as much as possible. When I do, I see: Removed Records: Named range from /xl/workbook.bin part (Workbook).

I've tried exporting to .xlsx and .xlsb, with no difference. The file has about 100K records, all flat data, and the tab name is very short, with no unusual characters.

I've recently upgraded to Office 365, and this process has all originated in that version. Any additional suggestions?
 

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