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The prompt you may have received is: "Your account XXX@otc.edu doesn't allow editing on a Mac."
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Instructions:
Return to Office and Sign In. Enter your OTC email address and password if prompted.
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Sign out of Office by clicking Word/Excel/whichever Office app you have open, and clicking Sign Out:
Open a web browser and go to
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Click My Account in the upper right corner (may be a circle with your initials):
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Click View account.
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Click Office apps.
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Click Apps & devices.
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Click on the little downward arrow next to Devices in the Office section:
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Find the device that most closely matches the name of your Mac and click Sign Out next to it, if applicable. (If it isn’t here, that means it updated correctly when you clicked Sign Out on your Mac).
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My Account (microsoft.com) and log in with your OTC email address and password.
Select the device name that represents your Mac device and click Disable lost device.
Return to Office and Sign In. Enter your OTC email address and password if prompted.
If the error persists…
Uninstall all Office365 apps from your computer.
Reinstall Office365 from the web portal (use your OTC email address).
Try accessing the Office app again and sign in with your OTC email address.
If the error still persists…
There is a more complex option that has shown good results. Try this only if the previous two methods do not work.
Launch each Office app installed on your Mac, click on the application name (eg Word) menu and choose Sign Out. Then quit the application.
In the Finder, click on the Go menu and choose Go to Folder
In the box, type: ~/Library
Click on the Group Containers folder
Locate the following three files/folders and drag them to the Trash
UBF8T346G9.ms
UBF8T346G9.Office
UBF8T346G9.OfficeOsfWebHost
Empty the Trash and launch an Office application to check if you can now edit documents.
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