Priyanka Sahu 
A Macro is one of the most powerful but underutilized features of Excel. This can be defined as the recording of a series of tasks in an Excel workbook. Using the Macros will help you save your precious time and even increase your productivity. But sometimes, the Excel workbooks get corrupted and lead to data loss stored within it including macros. In this blog, I will discuss the common reasons for macros deletion and how to restore macros in Excel with ease.
Encountering the “Microsoft Excel has stopped working” error can be frustrating, especially when you’re in the middle of important tasks or trying to save a file. Well, in this blog, I will explore the most effective solutions to fix this problem quickly and efficiently. So, let’s get started…
In Microsoft Excel, Macros are excellent tools that automate repetitive tasks. However, it is common to encounter the “Unable to Record” error that can disrupt your workflow. In this blog, I will mention why unable to record macro in Excel and how to resolve the issue step by step.
Microsoft Excel comes with lots of features and solver add-in is one of them. This excellent feature quickly detects problems such as values for a variable in objective functions and solves them easily. However, sometimes this feature fails to find issues and shows an error loading Excel solver add-in. In this blog, I will mention the workarounds that will surely help you in fixing this issue.
But before moving towards the solutions first get to know what is an Excel solver add-in and how does it work?
Imagine you’re working on an important Excel document, and all of a sudden, a message pops up on the screen that says, “This file cannot be previewed because of an error in the Microsoft Excel previewer.” This error can disturb your entire workflow & potentially lead to data loss if not solved promptly. In this guide, I will mention everything you need to know about this error including its common reasons and step-by-step solutions to help you fix it with less effort.
In Microsoft Excel, Track Changes is an excellent option to use mainly when you are working as a team member and all of you have the responsibility of maintaining the workbook correctly. With this feature, you can easily identify what and by whom the changes are done. But sometimes, this Excel track changes greyed out or it no longer seems available to get used. Fortunately, this problem can be solved by trying some effective ways.
In Microsoft Excel, macro settings can be greyed out or inaccessible due to numerous reasons, such as administrative restrictions, inappropriate file extension, incorrect security configurations, faulty add-ins, or file-specific settings. Regardless of the reasons, it can be easily fixed with some working tricks. In this blog, I will mention why Excel macro settings greyed out and how to fix this annoying problem in no time with less effort.
In MS Excel, macros are the feature that is used when developing spreadsheets. On the other hand, we can say, that macros are automated actions or scripts in that save time by performing repetitive tasks. However, it is important to enable this feature to improve the spreadsheet’s functionality. In this blog, I will show you a complete step-by-step on how to enable macros in Excel Windows 10/11.
When trying to open an Excel document, you may experience “Office has detected a problem with this file, to help protect your computer this file cannot be opened. Editing it may harm your computer.” Encountering this message can be frustrating and appears due to various reasons. Below is the screenshot of the error:
Have you ever been stuck with this “Microsoft Excel: Cannot insert object.” error meanwhile attempting to incorporate an external object into the spreadsheet? Do you have any idea why it’s occurring or how to resolve it? If not, then don’t fret, you are on the correct webpage. All you need to do is follow this comprehensive guide to understand the causes and solutions for cannot insert object in Excel.