8 tips and tricks you should know for Excel 2016 for Mac
Since the release of Excel 2016 for Mac, customers have given great feedback about its ease of use and the benefits of the new features.
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Microsoft Office apps are ready for the iPad Pro
Microsoft Office apps are ready for the iPad Pro. -
The evolution of PowerPoint—introducing Designer and Morph
Introducing PowerPoint Designer and Morph, new intelligent tools that automate the creation of slides and presentations—helping everyone get more out of Microsoft Office. -
Share slides with your social network
It’s a snap to share presentations with your social network using Social Share, a Microsoft Garage project. -
Learn how to unpivot static tables in Excel 2016
With the new Get & Transform capabilities in Excel 2016, you can now import, transform and combine data from different sources—thanks to the integrated Power Query technology in Excel. -
Boost your productivity with the new Full Screen view feature in Outlook for Mac
We are happy to announce that Outlook for Mac now officially supports Full Screen view for OS X Yosemite and above. -
6 new Excel functions that simplify your formula editing experience
The Excel team is happy to announce six new functions that simplify some of your common calculations and help you avoid the tedious work of building your own custom functions to accomplish the same tasks. -
Make the move from Evernote to OneNote today
OneNote has become one of the most popular note-taking apps as a result of hard work we’ve done to deliver a superior experience across all platforms. -
Excel Online—what’s new in March 2016
We are pleased to announce several updates for Excel Online that help you with some of your most common spreadsheet tasks, including new ways to format data, use hyperlinks in your spreadsheet and explore data using PivotTables. -
PowerPoint Designer—what’s new and what’s next
Four months ago, we launched PowerPoint Designer and Morph, new intelligent tools in PowerPoint that automate the creation of slides and presentations. -
Introducing a new home page experience for Office 365 users
We’re constantly looking for opportunities to improve the way our users get things done. -
More April 2016 updates for Get & Transform in Excel 2016 and the Power Query add-in
Excel 2016 includes a powerful new set of data import and shaping capabilities available under the Get & Transform section on the Data ribbon.