1. Excel Function Results Not Showing

In this short tutorial, you will learn an easy way to display formulas in Excel 2016, 2013, 2010 and older versions. Also, you will learn how to print formulas and why sometimes Excel shows a formula, not result, in a cell. If you are working on a spreadsheet with a lot of formulas in it, it may. Ctrl+` to show all formulas. The ` key can typically be found to the left of the 1 key, though it may not be present on some laptops. This keyboard shortcut is the same for both Windows and Mac versions of Excel. If you can't find the key, see the next section instead.

Hi Mikf, I can't reproduce the scenario on my side. What is the version of your Access application? I tested on my side to link to a Access 2010 file which contains the queries. As a result, I can get all the queries listed in the Select Table. Here is the screen shots: Can you make sure that the queries you want to show are in the Access database?

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This more or less automates the F9 process described above, but you don't have to select each area in the formula bar. Click evaluate to see the result of the underlined area. Continue clicking it to see each portion of the formula's result. You'll eventually get a final result.

That column is an aggregate expression --- Net Income, which is comprised of RegSales and some other columns in the query. ([Reg Sales] + [Whatever] + [Other]). When I remove the Net Income column, the query shows up in Excel's list. Furthermore, if I remove RegSales from the Net Income column, the query will show up in Excel's list.

Tried all these things and it still didn’t work. Fudged around quite a bit and found that if you imported (copied) a tab (we’ll call this tab A) from another excel spreadsheet, then, called (used “=” sign) from a cell on tab A, it would display as the formula even if you did all the steps listed above. The solution I found was to just copy and paste (as values) all the information on the tab A into a brand new tab (We’ll call this tab B) on my own excel spreadsheet. Then, call from the values in tab B instead of tab A.

You can change the speed of the blinking, which makes it easier to see the cursor: • Quit all Microsoft Office apps • Open a Terminal window (it's in the Utilities list of the Applications list in Finder) • Paste in the following (it will match the cursor blink rate with that of the rest of the system). Text box in word.

The formulas in the selected cells do not show in the Formula Bar now. But you still see the results of the formulas in the cells, unless you’ve hidden the contents of those cells as described in the “How to Hide and Unhide Certain Cells” section above.

Now you get into the Excel Option dialog box. Please select the Advanced in the left bar, and then go to the Display options for this worksheet section and check the Show formulas in cells instead of their calculated results option. See screenshot: Note: For hiding formulas from the active worksheet, please uncheck the Show formulas in cells instead of their calculated results option. Click OK button to save the settings. And then it will show all formulas in cells instead of their calculated results in active worksheet at once. Show formulas in cells of all worksheets or active worksheet with Kutools for Excel quickly will help us easily toggle between viewing formulas' calculated results in cells and displaying formulas in cells with View Options tool.

Excel Function Results Not Showing

Filter table data with slicers Excel tables offer drop-down arrows next to each column header for easy sorting, searching and filtering. However, trying to filter data with that small drop-down when you've got a large number of items can be somewhat cumbersome.