PivotCharts – the graphical representation of PivotTables – have been a noticeable omission for Excel Online for some time now. But that’s all changed now. Just like in Excel Desktop, now you can create your own PivotCharts and edit them in the Excel web application.

On top of incremental improvements for several of the recently released features, such as the key influencers visual and the new Filter pane, the May update also sees a new ‘Performance Analyzer’ pane. This new pane lets you get a behind the scenes view of what’s...

The worlds of Power BI Service and Power BI Mobile continue to hurtle along at incredible speeds with no signs of abatement.

April’s updates are now out and continue to be added at a breathtaking rate of knots.

It’s been busy in this arena for some time, and it shows no signs of abatement this month.

March’s updates have recently come out and continue to improve the Filter pane and add to the DAX repertoire. But that’s not all.

…and another thing about Dynamic Arrays.

February’s updates came out with a bang as the updates came out all guns blazing.

The New Year is well and truly underway, as Power BI Service and Mobile gets its second raft of updates for the year.

If you keep trying to decide whether to go for the latest and greatest Excel product (Excel 2019) or instead head for its Office 365 counterpart (colloquially known as “Excel 365”), here’s some sweeteners which might turn your head towards the latter.