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dostoevskyND
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Jul 03, 2019
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Problem with "Data Types" toolbar in Excel. It's empty.

The title is quite self explanatory. Here is a screenshot as well. 

Updated to version 1906 (Build 11727.20230)

  • So apparently this feature works only with Office 365 subscription. If you have "Office Home and Student 2019" it doesn't work. 

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  • cscannon90's avatar
    cscannon90
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    dostoevskyND I'm still having the exact same problem but I am a Microsoft 365 subscriber so that may not be the issue / only issue you were having.   Anyone find a resolution to this?

  • dostoevskyND's avatar
    dostoevskyND
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    So apparently this feature works only with Office 365 subscription. If you have "Office Home and Student 2019" it doesn't work. 

    • SergeiBaklan's avatar
      SergeiBaklan
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      dostoevskyND 

      That's strange. If it's not available for the SKU it shall be no Data Types section on ribbon at all. If only you didn't add it manually.

    • dostoevskyND's avatar
      dostoevskyND
      Copper Contributor
      It seems like I'm signed in. Well, at least my internet connection is up and running and there is an option to sign out.
      • SergeiBaklan's avatar
        SergeiBaklan
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        dostoevskyND 

         

        Perhaps Office repair could help. Without internet connection data types icons are visible but not work. Without signing-in with Microsoft account entire Data Types section is not visible on ribbon.

  • Hey dostoevskyND 

     

    Try going into the Customize Ribbons Options from the File Tab (Alt + F + T), select the Data Tab and Reset only selected Ribbon tab

     

     

    Or, If that does not work, Create a New Tab. Select Popular Command in the Choose Commands from dialog box, Find Data Types Command and add it to the tab

     

    • dostoevskyND's avatar
      dostoevskyND
      Copper Contributor
      Did exactly as you said. First method didn't help, with the second there is a tiny bit of progress. Now I have the Icon of "Data Types", however it's inactive.

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