Excel service error in sharepoint 2013

i have sharepont server 2013 installed on 64 bit machine ,i have document center site which have many excel sheets
i tried to open an excel sheet xlsx on browser unsing excel web access but it gaves me the following error message
Excel Services Sorry we are sorry.we ran into a problem completeing your request.please try that again in afew mintues
i google this error and i configured excel services then added the site url in trusted site location then restart iis
and try again but the problem did not solve any suggestions?

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Hi Ali.y,
Based on the current error message, the error can be related to the
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