Hello @Uchenna Chidozie
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Thank you for contacting us regarding the issue you are experiencing with PivotTable settings in Excel for the web. I understand that when you right-click on a PivotTable and select “Show Settings,” nothing happens, and the Field List disappears. This behavior occurs across all documents, including newly created ones.
To assist you effectively, I would like to gather some additional information:
- Are you signed in with a personal account (e.g., @hotmail.com, @outlook.com), an education account (e.g., @school.edu), or a work account (e.g., @yourcompany.com)?
- Which browser and version are you currently using (for example, Microsoft Edge, Google Chrome)? Have you tested this behavior in an incognito or private browsing session?
- Do you have any browser extensions installed, such as ad blockers or script blockers?
- May I know which exact steps you took to try solving the issue?
- Have you updated Excel to the latest version?
- Do you know if the issue happens to anyone else in your organization?
Based on the information provided so far, in case you haven't tried these steps, kindly follow the instructions below:
Clear Browser Cache and Cookies
Corrupted cache files can cause interface issues. Please clear your browser’s cache and cookies, then restart the browser and sign back into Office 365.
Disable Browser Extensions
Extensions such as ad blockers or script blockers can interfere with the loading of settings panes. Temporarily disable all extensions and reload Excel for the web.
In case you're using Microsoft Edge, kindly follow the steps in this article Add, turn off, or remove extensions in Microsoft Edge - Microsoft Support
Test in Private Browsing Mode
Open Excel for the web in an incognito or private browsing window to rule out cached scripts or session conflicts.
Check Display Settings
Ensure your browser zoom level is set to 100 percent and verify that your screen resolution is not causing the pane to appear off-screen.
Repair the Office app (for Windows 10 & 11)
Try repairing the app with instructions via this article Repair an Office application - Microsoft Support
Use the Desktop Application as a Temporary Workaround
If the issue persists, open the file in the Excel desktop application by selecting “Open in Desktop App” from the ribbon. This will allow you to format your PivotTable without interruption.
Please provide the requested details so we can proceed with further troubleshooting.
Looking forward to hearing from you with any updates or additional details.
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