i don't know why but excel 2016 (at PC) is blocking chart in a sheet.
If i open this file on my mobile or even import to google docs charts are still there...
can someone explain me why or help?
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Have you tried opening the file in another PC (with another office setup)? Sometimes it happens with corrupted installation. You can try repairing office as well:
https://support.office.com/en-US/Article/Repair-an-Office-application-7821d4b6-7c1d-4205-aa0e-a6b40c5bb88b
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I got a recent problem with Excel.
We are working with macros and it is in a Citrix envoirment.
We are filling an Excel sheet with data that works perfectly fine.
But our coworkers have made themself templates which are getting filled.
Now if you choose the template to be filled it is first pretty slow and then actually freezes/crashes.
What I have recognized when you choose the template like \server\folder\template.xls it crashes but if you choose it like "\server\folder\template.xls" it doesnt but the templates seem not to work as their saved macros won't run.
But what else diffrences between those two Options.
Is it really only macros?
As it seems, we had a problem with the excel Installtion.
There was a problem between Excel 2016 32bit, Excel 2016 64bit and Excel 365.
We made a new clear installation with excel 365 and it worked again.
Therefore still thank you for your help and Ideas.
I have a Google Form which is populating a Google Sheet. Then this Google Sheet I need to be able to connect to an Excel Spreadsheet. I have been able to use the 'publish on web' method with the .csv file format. This works great for me. I am running a Office 365 so I have the most recent tools available to me.
The problem I am running into is that the Mac version of Excel does not offer this same connection capability. Roughly half of my users have a Mac and so the file is not working for them as a result. So as a result I have not been able to find a way to get the data from the Google Sheet into Excel.
This is key because this file is used by many individuals and the data to be imported is critical to enabling the solution. The following line of code is the line that is causing the problem. It basically is lock up Excel.
Sheets("Security").Range("tbl_Licensing").ListObject.QueryTable.Refresh BackgroundQuery:=False
Any ideas as to how I can make this work for a Mac and PC in the same manner?
I have recently installed Excel 2016. I'm unable to access the VB editor, when I try to open it from the developer tab it comes up blank.
Any ideas? I've never come across this before and can't see anything online.
I am using Excel 2010 and am having difficulty with one old workbook created in Excel 2003. Lots of symptoms to report!
No other workbooks are giving me this problem. This problem file usually causes "MS Excel - (workbook name.xls) [Compatibility Mode] (Not responding) and a blank screen apart from the task bar and this Excel message on a single line across the top of the screen. Waiting doesn't solve the problem. If I close Excel and choose the "Close program" option, it sometimes shows me the file as I remember it for a couple of seconds, then the program closes. Re-opening the file just gives the same behaviour again. During the first few seconds of loading, I can see the message "Contacting server for information" at the bottom of the Excel screen.
In Task Manager I can find EXCEL.EXE *32 running. I'm using Windows 7 Pro 64 bit.
This is a file I use regularly in projects as a specialised calculator, and so I re-copy it each time and save it to save the calculation records in the project file. I've found that versions of the workbook created even several years ago and have given no trouble until now all suffer this problem, so it looks like a problem with Excel 2010. This is the first time I've tried to open these files since migrating from a Win XP computer running Excel 2003.
Please can anyone help me to open the file and to resolve the problem?
Thanks
There might be a calculation or a marcro activated on start up that messes things up.
Try the following:
Open the Excel application, with a blank workbook. Set calculation to manual. Now look up your Macro settings and set these to "disable with notifications".
With these things set, open your misbehaving workbook again and see what happens now. Dont let the macros (if any) start yet! Open the VBA Editor window and check for a script in Workbook called Workbook_Open. If that is present check its content or put a break in and debug it.
Let us know what you find, if any.
UPDATE:
It sounds like there is a database link to an external source that is trying to refresh on startup but isnt working correctly (anymore). I now remember likewise behaviour when I had an Excel workbook with tons of SQL queries in it that (in case of showing a complete table or view by applying SELECT * FROM ...) could overlap other data and that would create autoshutdowns for me. Change the option in the Trust Center for External Content to Disable when you open this workbook and let us know!
I have a client with the same issue. The problem was resolved by removing all the logo's (Images) from the sheet. It appears that the logo contains a link to some web site. I copied the logo into paint and copied it back.
Problem Solved!
It appears that an object placed in the sheet can have its own links embedded in it???
I hope this helps!
In Excel 2010 it's really easy for me to make a macro that opens a website, selects data from the website, and pastes it into a workbook.
I've searched everywhere to figure out how I can do it on my Mac running Excel 2011, but I'm guessing that since they are just reintroducing VBA into the Mac version of Office that it may not have the capabilities (yet).
Can you help me figure out how to do this if it is possible?