For Excel for the web, the ‘Formula argument assistance’ card accompanies you whilst writing a formula, and helps you insert or edit the arguments.

Originally added to Excel for the web back in October last year, ‘Check Performance’ has been improved for Excel for the web.

Power BI Desktop is now fully supported on Azure Virtual Desktop (formerly Windows Virtual Desktop) and Windows 365. But that isn’t all.

March’s updates see the announcement of several new features across web, Windows and Mac.

Microsoft announced Microsoft 365 Copilot in mid-March. And it’s certainly whipped up a frenzy…

In this latest release you’ll find On-object interaction, Multiple Audiences in the Power BI app, email subscriptions for scorecards and the General Availability of Storytelling in PowerPoint.

You can now author queries from local files, SharePoint, OData and various other sources with the Power Query Editor in Excel for Mac.

February’s updates include the ability to manually sort row and column values in PivotTables to users of Excel for the web. For Insiders, users can also check out automatic recalculation optimisation – but that’s not all.

Power Query in Excel for Mac allows you to get and transform your data from various data sources. Up until now, importing data in Power Query in Excel for Mac was available only from Excel workbooks and Text / CSV files.

This latest set of updates see TypeScript support added in the developer playground sandbox and several new formatting features amongst other tweaks.