The ribbon section and entire feature stops working without explanation or information, let alone help.
When Excel can’t connect to Linked Data Types for whatever reason, there’s no error message or explanation. Normally if a feature isn’t available, that button or option is just greyed out, not removed completely. That’s very different from the standard Office behavior. The Queries and Sort ribbon sections get ‘pushed aside’ and Data Types appear between them. On a slow computer you might even see Data Types appear on the Data ribbon after startup. Excel doesn’t try to connect with the data servers after the failure at startup. Even worksheets already setup with Stock or Geo links show errors instead of updating. If that initial data connection fails, Linked Data Types won’t work at all. If it can’t get a connection, then Excel won’t display anything on the Data ribbon. When Excel 365 starts, it checks with Microsoft’s servers to see what Linked Data Types are available. It’s a strange problem caused by an equally strange design decision by Microsoft. We’ve had several reports from readers who start Excel 365 and find that their Stock and Geography linked data worksheets won’t work. The Data ribbon is missing the entire ‘Data Types’ section.
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When the Stock and Geography data types disappear from the Data ribbon in Excel here’s how to fix and restore Linked Data Types. Select the range of Columns or Rows you would like to Ungroup.ĭid you like this step-by-step tutorial? We've got a great video, 10 Microsoft Excel Aha Features You Need to Know.Thanks for joining us! You'll get a welcome message in a few moments.Not only are your columns or rows hidden but Excel has added show hide buttons to help you toggle your view: Click the Group button located on the Data tab / Outline group then choose.Select the number of contiguous columns or rows you are interested in hiding (you cannot use the Control key during this operation).Grouping only works with Columns and Rows that are contiguous (together).
The following steps below outline how to use the Group option in Excel for versions 2007, 2010, 2013, and 2016. Hide and Unhide Columns and Rows Using the Group Feature Click on the Format button located under the Home tab / Cells group then choose Unhide Columns or Rows (another option is to drag over the range of columns or rows you are interested in unhiding then Right click in the column or row heading and choose unhide).Click the Format button located on the Home tab / Cells group then choose Hide Columns or Rows (another option is to Right click on a highlighted column or row heading and select hide).Select the number of columns or rows you are interested in hiding (use the Control key to select additional noncontiguous columns or rows).Below I have outlined a couple of time-saving ways to hide and unhide your Excel columns and rows. Better yet, if they are contiguous you can use Excel's Grouping tool. One thing you might not be aware of: you can hide and unhide more than one column or row, at the same time, even if they are non-contiguous. There are several ways to hide and unhide columns and rows in Excel.
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