I reopened Drive to make sure the permissions had been revoked, and once I confirmed that, I quit Drive again and then re-added him to the parent folder with the same level of permissions. ***UPDATE: On a whim, I tried the following just to see what happened: I quit the Drive app on his computer, then revoked his permissions to the parent folder in question. I've already tried the following: rebooting the computer pausing and unpausing the sync functionality on the desktop app uninstalling the desktop app, rebooting, and then reinstalling it clean from Google.has anybody else seen this type of behavior? If so, anything else you can recommend from a troubleshooting standpoint? The weird narrowness of the issue seems just bizarre to me. Weirdly, however, this is only affecting this single user (using a 2020 M1 MacBook Pro running Monterey 12.5), and so far we've only seen it happening with Excel files.
The rest of the Drive for Desktop app functions entirely correctly-everything else syncs promptly and correctly, it launches on startup the way it should, the user has access to everything he ought to, etc.
For a shared folder to which a dozen or so users have access, one of these users can't see Excel files in either the parent folder or any of its subfolders when looking at the drive contents in Finder.
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