One of SumProduct’s regular contributors, Zack Barresse, has combined with fellow Excel expert Kevin Jones to write a warts and all tell-all book on Excel Tables. The two Excel MVPs have combined to write a book that explains what Tables are and how to create them....

Apologies to our readers not Down Under, but SumProduct hits the road in Oz having been invited to present for the Certified Practising Accountants of Australia (CPA Australia).

There will be four half-day CPA Excel Masterclasses held as follows (all from 9am –...

SumProduct would like to pass on its congratulations to Norman Harker and Ron de Bruin who have recently created the Excel Function Bible.

The Bible contains 468 example files and a Function Index workbook to aid navigation. And it’s free – although donations are...

May saw the holding of the inaugural Excel MVP Euro Summit in Amsterdam. SumProduct’s very own Liam Bastick, in between training in London and Kuala Lumpur, was there to listen to hear what some of the keenest Excel minds in the world had to say. Key topics and...

Microsoft has been busy updating the Excel Online experience as they try to convince spreadsheet diehards that the future lines on the web. The company has acknowledged that early adopters have found the experience rather limiting but they have been working hard...

Microsoft released its final batch of security patches for Windows XP (and Office 2003) on April 8, leaving those still running this operating system without potentially critical security updates. It is amazing to think how many people are still using this given...

Microsoft Office for iPad has just been announced, and MS Excel has hit the App Store ripe for download.

Like Microsoft Word for iPad and Microsoft PowerPoint for iPad, Microsoft Excel for iPad is available as a free download. Users can view documents for free...

SumProduct has moved its Registered Office.

They say change is as good as a rest and SumProduct now rests at these new premises. Our Collins Street operating address remains, this is more an administrative move. We assure our existing and prospective clients alike...

Well, if you can’t blow your own trumpet on your own website, where can you? Whilst it was published way back on January 7, one of our clients has kindly pointed out the following bragging rights which we thought we would share. Microsoft publishes various useful...

Some of our readers may be using Web Excel, the on-line version of Excel that can be accessed via a web browser, frustrated by its lack of functionality in certain areas. You may like to know Microsoft has a public survey available regarding how shapes might work...