This month’s updates see OneDrive and SharePoint integration, as well as improvements to On-object Interaction, and de-duplication rules for composite models.

They are all coming together like buses. After the recent announcements of Python in Excel, Copilot joins the gang too.

This month sees Microsoft share that Python in Excel is now available to all Enterprise, Business, Education, Family and Personal users running Beta Channel on Windows, starting with build 16.0.16818.20000 – and then to the other platforms at a later date. Also, the Python Editor from Excel Labs and Copilot support for Python in Excel are formally announced too. I feel almost AutoComplete…

Hot on the tails of Python in Excel, the Python Editor is a new addition to Excel Labs that allows you to write and edit Python formulae in Excel using a dedicated code editor with similar capabilities as those available in Python notebook environments.

This month’s updates see modifications to editing the data models, row-level security, and also provides a reminder to update your .NET Framework version for Power BI Desktop.

We have recently seen “a significant evolution” in the analytical capabilities available within Excel with the release of a Public Preview of Python in Excel. Here, we take a look at how we can use it.

SumProduct is pleased to announce Steve Kraynak has joined our gang and will be heading up our US activities.

Now, yes, some of these items have already been divulged; there are other additions for this month’s updates though

This month sees “a significant evolution” in the analytical capabilities available within Excel by releasing a Public Preview of Python in Excel.

This month’s updates see a new layout switcher, an update to On-Object Interaction (in Preview), and updates to the ORDERBY function, amongst other items and features.