Another busy month for Power BI (just for a change!). There are new updates for Visual calculations, editing your data model in the Power BI Service, and deliver report subscriptions to OneDrive SharePoint.

This month sees Export to CSV and Show Details in PivotTables are now available in Excel for the web. Also, creating Power BI-connected tables is available in Excel for Windows users, together Office Scripts for Office 365 E1 and F3 licenses.

Fantastic news for Leap Day: we are very pleased to announce US head honcho Steve Kraynak has been awarded Microsoft’s Most Valuable Professional (MVP) award for Excel.

This month sees the ‘Chart data’ task pane and the ability to use images and Data Types in your PivotTables both now available in Excel for the web. The new default theme for Office is Generally Available in Excel for Windows and Mac too.

There are some great updates this month. Visual calculations make their debut and are accompanied by the new-look Power BI Home (for Desktop) and an ability to add descriptions to your semantic model measures.

The Forms data synchronisation to Excel (for the web) is now available in Microsoft Forms.

This month’s updates see users able to synchronise form data to Excel for the web. ‘Insert pictures into cells’ is available to users of Excel on Windows and Mac, and PivotTables now has expanded functionality in Excel for iPad.

Microsoft’s Artificial Intelligence (AI) tool, Copilot, has already been released into the wild for companies wishing to make a purchase for at least 300 users. This is now being extended to allow more users to access the functionality...

Microsoft has just announced support for PivotTable creation and editing on an iPad.

On occasion, it’s likely you have found yourself tangled in a web of complex Excel formulae, trying to identify the source of an error. Well, you might want to know that the latest experiment from Excel Labs is a new formula debugger, available within the Advanced Formula Environment (AFE).