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Excel Desktop Filter Checkboxes Not Visible – Windows 11 / Office Home & Student 2021 I am facing a persistent display/rendering issue in the Excel desktop application when using filters. When I apply a filter to a column, the filter dropdown opens correctly and the values are displayed. The filter functionality itself also works. However, the checkboxes beside the individual values are not visible properly. As shown in the attached screenshot, the values such as 11, 12, 22, and 34 are displayed in the filter list, but the checkbox controls beside them are either missing/not rendered correctly. Interestingly, the Select All checkbox area also appears abnormal. System details Operating System: Windows 11 Microsoft Office: Home & Student 2021 Application: Microsoft Excel Desktop Office is fully updated with the latest available updates. The same Excel file works correctly in Excel for the Web, where all filter checkboxes are displayed normally. Troubleshooting already performed by Microsoft Support Microsoft Support has already remotely checked the system and tried several troubleshooting steps, including: Reinstalling Microsoft Office Creating/modifying relevant Windows Registry entries Creating system restore/checkpoints during troubleshooting Creating and testing with a new Windows user profile Checking and installing all available Office updates Unfortunately, the issue still persists. Since the problem does not occur in Excel for the Web, it appears to be specific to the Excel desktop application's UI/rendering on my Windows 11 system. Has anyone experienced a similar issue with filter dropdown checkboxes not rendering or appearing invisible in Excel Desktop? Could this be related to: Excel hardware graphics acceleration/rendering Windows display scaling or DPI settings GPU/display drivers Office 2021 UI rendering Windows 11 accessibility/display settings A known Excel Desktop bug Any suggestions, known fixes, or confirmation of a similar issue would be appreciated. Screenshot attached for reference.141Views0likes2CommentsInfinite Sign-In Redirect Loop on Power BI
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Our Excel add-in, Process Runner GLSU , fails to load after Microsoft Office updates from Version 2607 to Version 2608. This started August 17, 2026 and is actively growing in scope. Error messages: Excel: Cannot run the macro 'onLoad' VBA: System Error &H80004005 (-2147467259). Unspecified error VBA: Compile error in hidden module: ThisWorkbook Has anyone encountered similar issue with their own custom add-on. If yes, any pointers to fix it. We are seeking help on priority. Thanks, Vrushali Pawale, Sr. Manager, Insightsoftware.231Views0likes1CommentCalculating and adding time
I am trying to figure out how to automatically calculate time differences for a delayed racing start time. I have: a rating which provides a handicap correction factor: PHRF Tod A Sec/ Mile correction number A Total correction in Seconds (based on a distance) This I figured out. I have a set start time for the first entry at 11:00:00 I need to figure out the Start time for the delayed boats as shown in the diagram, but I don't know what formulas will do this. This diagram is taken from a pdf document.Solved230Views0likes8CommentsIs it possible to do this?
Hey all! I currently use Smartsheet to track my trainees' progress and I love the way I can use Conditional Formatting in that program. Unfortunately, my company is going away from using Smartsheet, so I need to move all the information I have to an Excel document. I'm struggling with getting the Conditional Formatting to work the same way I have it in Smartsheet and I'm curious if it's even possible. Here is an image of the Template I will be using for each employee. My plan is to have a tab for each employee, just duplicating the template and renaming it to their name and adding their information. Here are the two things I'm struggling with getting set-up with Conditional Formatting: 1. In the Lvl column, I have a drop down that is linked to the Data tab where the icons on the left are images. I want to be able to select the "Assigned" option and have the A icon show up (this is currently set up) and then have the fill of the box turn to red. I'm struggling to get that to work properly. Currently, when I select the "Assigned" option in the drop-down menu, it just shows the "A" icon. 2. I also want to be able to have the "Date Completed" column change to a specific color if one of the checkbox columns (G, H, I, J, K) are checked (i.e. if G is checked, it turns a light brown, if H is checked, it's gray, if I is checked, then it's red, etc.). This is what it looks like in Smartsheet and how I'm hoping to get it to look in Excel: Thank you!130Views0likes2Commentscurrency format Excel 360
I highlight a column and click on the format for "currency" and choose options for use 2 decimal places, show dollar sign, then for negative number, no minus sign, no red. Aside from the currency format tab, I choose to format the column in red and bolded using the "home" button. The problem is this format is inconsistently applied. Sometimes it shows a leading minus sign, sometimes it shows a hidden minus sign, and sometimes there is no minus sign at all. This causes me problems when I try to total a column by highlighting it and looking on the lower right for the value. Why is it doing this and how can i stop it?70Views0likes3Comments