Can't see the "+"/"-" symbol in grouped columns

[cool1_boy1]

I have Excel 2013.
When I group columns together, I don't see the "+" sign at the top to expand/collapse the grouping.

What's going on?

 

[RoryA]

In the Advanced section of the Options, under the Display settings for the worksheet, is the option to display outline symbols unchecked? If so, check it.

 

[Ron Coderre]

Try this:
• Home.Excel_Options
...Advanced
...Display Options for this worksheet
......CHECK: Show outline symbols if an outline is applied

Does that help?

 

[cool1_boy1]

If so, check it.

It's already checked.

 

[cool1_boy1]

Does that help?

Unfortunately, it did not.

 

[cool1_boy1]

When I try to group the columns, I see a vertical line that's right above the first column signifying that the group was successful.

What I don't see is the + sign that should be above the last column being grouped.

 

[Ron Coderre]

It sounds like the column that would have the [+/-] above it is hidden.

 

[cool1_boy1]

It sounds like the column that would have the [+/-] above it is hidden.

I tried unhiding all rows and columns on that sheet and still the same thing.

 

[RoryA]

Do you have the option to display all objects set for the workbook?

 

[cool1_boy1]

Do you have the option to display all objects set for the workbook?

In Options->Advanced->Display Options for this workbook:
I have "For objects, show: All"