Excel Setups

1. Open Excel and go to File > Options

You will see a new window as shown below. Select “Trust Center” on the left
navigation pane and then click on “Trust Center Settings“:
Select “Macro Settings” on the left navigation pane. Under Macro
Settings, select “Enable all macros” . Under “Developer Macro Settings“,
select “Trust access to the VBA project object model“. See the image
below for more details.
Next step is to navigate to the “Protected View” option on the left navigation
pane. once you are there, un-check all the protected view options as show
below:
Click “Ok” and close Excel.

Internet Explorer Setups

Open IE and navigate to IE > Internet Options and select “Security Tab“.
Select zone as “Internet” and click on “Custom Level“:
Scroll down and then “Enable” the “Allow status bar updates via script”
option.
Close and Re-Open IE. Go ahead and try to open Web ADI Documents and it
should be working fine.

If problem still exists, try below steps:

Open Microsoft Excel --> File --> Options --> Trust Center --> Trust Center Settings
B-1) Trusted Documents:

Make sure to check "Allow documents on a network to be trusted".

B-2) Add-Ins:

Make sure to uncheck all the options.

B-3) ActiveX Settings:

Check only "Enable all controls without restrictions and without prompting". All other options
should be unchecked.
B-4) Macro Settings:

Check "Enable all macros" and "Trust access to the VBA project object model" options.
B-5) Protected View:

Check only "Enable Protected View for Outlook attachments" and "Enable Data Execution
Prevention mode" options. All other options should be unchecked.
In case the WebADI still does not work, then keep all the options unchecked, and retry.
B-6) Message Bar:

Check "Show the Message Bar in all applications when achieve content, such as ActiveX
controls and macros, has been blocked".
B-7) External Content:

Check the "Enable all Data Connections" and "Enable automatic update for all Workbook Links"
options only.
C) Internet Explorer Settings:

Open Internet Explorer --> Tools --> Internet Options --> Security Tab --> Custom Level.
C-1) Downloads

Scroll down to Downloads section, and make sure File Download is Enabled.
C-2) Miscellaneous:

Scroll down to Miscellaneous section, and make sure to match the following setting.
C-3) Scripting:

Scroll down to Scripting section, and make sure to match the following setting. Then press OK.
Now log out from your Oracle Applications and re-log back in. Retry the Web-ADI upload.