Microsoft Excel may stop responding, hang, freeze, or stop working due to several reasons, such as in compatible add-ins. In such a case, you may receive one of the following error messages. A problem caused the program to stop working correctly. Windows will close the program and notify you if a solution is available.
How to fix MS Excel not working on Windows 10?
If the problem of MS Excel not working on Windows 10 PC/laptop, then it might be due to damaged or corrupt files. This issue can be resolved by using the Repair option of MS Office Program on your system. Follow the steps to do so: Click on Windows icon, scroll down and click on the Windows System.
Why does excel keep crashing on my computer?
If Excel keeps crashing on your PC while opening a workbook, saving Excel file, scrolling or editing cells, etc, it indicates a problem with your Excel program or the Excel file. Microsoft Excel may crash due to any one or more reasons given below, Incompatible Add-Ins.
Why can’t I unhide columns or rows in Excel?
Unable to Unhide Columns or Rows in Excel. It may not be a protection issue. There are certain situations when you can’t “unhide” columns on the left and/or rows at the top and it is not a sheet protection issue. It is also not an unhiding issue. It is caused by Freeze Panes . It depends where you are when you set your Freeze Panes.
We have received a number of queries saying the unhide rows is not working in Excel. There are generally a few reasons why the rows won’t unhide . If rows are hidden from row 1, it is important to correctly highlight the rows and right click on the correct row. In the example below, you need to highlight all the rows above 9.
Details: Unhide the worksheet. In the Project Explorer, click on the worksheet that you want to unhide ( 1 ) Click the Visible drop-down (2) and select xl, sheet, and visible. Exit from the VBA Editor, switch back to Excel and the worksheet should now be displayed.
One of the next things we wanted the answer to was how do I remove a hidden row from a spreadsheet?
My answer is you can press CTRL-A to select the whole sheet, right-click and choose Unhide. If you have other hidden rows then click on the Name Box (on top-left of the screen where you see the cell address), type A1:A6 (since you have 6 hidden rows), press enter then go to Format (on the Home tab)-> Hide & Unhide-> Unhide Rows.
If you right click in the top left corner it highlights everything again adn you can’t find the UNHIDE option. If you try the above and it does not work, it is possible that you have frozen panes which make it look like the row is hidden but it is frozen. Go to the VIEW and FREEZE PANES buttons.