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They’ve been on hiatus, but they’re now back with a vengeance! The raft of Power BI updates returns...

Microsoft has recently announced two new versions of Office 2021 (not Office 2022, as previously thought): a consumer Office 2021 version and Office Long-Term Servicing Channel (LTSC) for commercial customers.

We have talked about Office Scripts previously

“So where did you say Flight Simulator was again..?”

Having pretty much stayed stationary in 2020 with the COVID-19 lockdowns, the New Year sees the Melbourne office moving.

Continuing Financial Modelling is finally released in paperback format on Saturday 16 January (we hope!).

As I mentioned previously, LET was recently made Generally Available, followed by its sister function, LAMBDA, now released into the Office 365 Beta world. This function “completes” Excel and provides you with the ability to create your own reusable formulae.

Announced last week, Microsoft has been releasing new versions of their Microsoft 365 for Mac apps that will now run natively on Macs with M1. This means that the popular Office apps – including Excel – will run faster and take advantage of the performance...

Announced recently, Microsoft has made it possible to open multiple documents in Excel on iPad OS. With this latest update, you may take advantage of Split view for better multi-tasking on the iPad. It’s not just in Excel either: this feature is also available...