Excel For Mac Developer Grayed Out
I've been using Excel for Mac for years and all of a sudden the developer button is greyed out. I can still record macros and I can edit macros but I cannot add buttons to the worksheet which is a necessity because all of my buttons disappeared. I am write code for 8 hours a day on Excel for Mac and I hit that button 20 times per hour so I HAVE to get this problem resolved. I already read this article And all of those solutions did not work so I am really up the creek without a paddle. Also I have another worksheet open where the 'button' sign on the developer tab is not greyed out.
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Is your installation of Office fully updated? -- 14.4.8 is the current release. Is this happening in all workbooks [including new blank workbooks] or just 1 specific workbook file? I can't tell because it appears you may be using the terms work book & work sheet interchangeably.
I am trying to build an 'x.app' to put into a dmg. I am enrolled in the 'free' developer program. I have done this in the past for an app that I am playing with but I seem to have 'broken' something recently.
Not being pedantic, but for the sake of clarity, a workbook is an Excel file which contains 1 or more worksheets. Have you tested in a new user Account to see if you experience the same issue? Note that the article you linked to focuses on the Windows version of the program.
Although the 5 causes are comparable the means to correct some of them differ in the Mac version. Please mark HELPFUL or ANSWERED as appropriate to keep list as clean as possible ☺ Regards, Bob J.
Hi RockerDog, A couple of things come to mind. Maybe check into these possibilities: 1. Are you working in an XLS file or XLSM file? I wouldn't expect to see those options disabled in an XLS file necessarily, but you may want to consider saving the file as an XLSM to see if that does anything. Check to see if your Office 2010 installation has VBA disabled. Do this by opening up Programs and Features from the Control Panel.
You can submit a ticket and have the Help Desk assign someone to perform the update, or you can do it yourself. Citrix receiver. OIT Has now completed our testing and troubleshooting of the new High Sierra update. If you want to do it yourself, the following process gives the best success when upgrading to High Sierra Mac OS 10.13 with the standard SLCC installed software: • Update Microsoft Office 2016 (apps won't open) -- • OneDrive needs to be 17.3.7131 or newer (doesn't sync) – • Update Cisco WebEx plugin (outlook will crash) – • Upgrade to Parallels 13 (only if you use it; Parallels 12 has limited functionality).
Select Office, then choose Change and then Add and Remove features. Under the Office Shared Features, make sure that Visual Basic for Applications is set to 'Run all from my computer'. If it's not, choose that option, then click Continue and let the install complete. Even if it's enabled that way, let me have you look at the registry at this path: [HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE SOFTWARE Microsoft Office 14.0 Common] - 32-bit OS HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE SOFTWARE Wow6432Node Microsoft Office 14.0 Common - 64-bit OS Under that path, can you check for the presence of a DWORD for vbaoff? If you see one, let's make sure if it's set to 1 that you change it to 0. Hope one of those steps end up fixing things for you. Kirk Beller Microsoft Online Community Support Please remember to click 'Mark as Answer' on the post that helps you, and to click 'Unmark as Answer' if a marked post does not actually answer your question.
This can be beneficial to other community members reading the thread. Hi RockerDog, A couple of things come to mind. Maybe check into these possibilities: 1. Are you working in an XLS file or XLSM file?