My application works to store data stored in an external excel file. When I uploaded it to the Play Store and downloaded it to my device, I tested the application and found a problem when I select an excel file for the application to store. The application does not respond and closes the application while I installed
The application was transferred to my phone via USB from the Android Studio program and I found it working properly
Please help my brothers.
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