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.

The Australian Institute of Training and Development (AITD) Excellence Awards recognise outstanding achievement in organisational learning and development. SumProduct has been recognised as a contributor to a project which achieved finalist status in the AITD 2023 Awards.

If you’re like us, you probably have a lot of your working life with your head immersed in formulae.

Microsoft has just announced a significant improvement to one of spreadsheeting's oldest features: Manual calculation mode.

This month sees the release of ‘Insert Pictures into Cells’ and ‘Set Default Theme’ for Windows and Mac Insider users.

It seems a little quieter this month. Nevertheless, let’s get you up to date.

SumProduct is pleased to announce that two of our Directors, Liam Bastick and Tim Heng, have been re-awarded Microsoft’s Most Valuable Professional (MVP) award for Excel for 2023-24.

PivotTables allow you to easily create summaries, dashboards and reports, as well as aggregate information. Whilst data types and in-cell images are a powerful part of modern Excel, PivotTables have only been able to use a text description of these modern content types. Now, the images and data types come intact to your PivotTable rows and columns in both Excel for Windows and Excel for Mac. They also include the same interactions you have in your source data (image cards, data type icons, data type cards, etc.).