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Hello all,
I've been working with Microsoft support and they're unwilling to assist in this manner, shockingly. However, they suggested I post here on the forum to see if anyone has any answers.
In short, my slicers are blurry. This clearly seems to be a bug, so not sure anyone will have answers, but has anyone experienced this? The slicers are blurry across files, and I've restarted the system. Interestingly, the slicers are not blurry when viewing the same files online. So, this must be a visualization issue within excel itself - not a file issue.
I've tried uninstalling & reinstalling Microsoft Office.
Thoughts anyone?
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Morning Jesper,
Thanks for the prompt to check. Interestingly, it's working on my end now. I noticed the other day that Microsoft pushes an update to Excel, and now things are working. Looks like it was a Microsoft thing after all, as things look now. Have you updated?
If it has not already been done, someone should submit a "feedback" to MS with a link to this question. Use the Feedback command under the File menu.
That's when my issue started as well. Are you on a Mac? Perhaps it's something with changes on the Mac side and interactions with Excel?
Definitely makes me a lot less likely to use Excel for professional purposes - not the presence of the issue, but Microsoft's unwillingness to troubleshoot. I do appreciate the folks here who have responded, and certainly understand if ultimately it's not an Excel issue, but as of now it's only happening within Excel, so hard to imagine Microsoft just saying it's not their issue at all. Maybe.
I am on a macbook pro 2016, Catalina 10.15.2
I have posted the question on the apple community https://discussions.apple.com/thread/251072173 so let's see what kind of answer we get.
That's when my issue started as well. Are you on a Mac? Perhaps it's something with changes on the Mac side and interactions with Excel?
Definitely makes me a lot less likely to use Excel for professional purposes - not the presence of the issue, but Microsoft's unwillingness to troubleshoot. I do appreciate the folks here who have responded, and certainly understand if ultimately it's not an Excel issue, but as of now it's only happening within Excel, so hard to imagine Microsoft just saying it's not their issue at all. Maybe.
Sadly I have not. Just saw Jim's post above, which I imagine would work given that the issue does seem to be isolated to a specific profile, but reinstalling a user essentially seems like reinstalling an OS, and it seems like overkill to fix this issue.
I agree,
and the strange thing is that it started to manifest itself a few weeks ago, I never had the problem before so and I have done no changes what I know so it should have something to do with a update or something like that.
Let's hope some one more savvy than us can help us to solve this issue...