You’ve seen how Copilot in Excel can help write complex formulas. Today, let’s delve into a dataset containing US birth data from 2000 – 2014 to learn how Copilot in Excel can help us format data, analyze data, and create visualizations.
https://techcommunity.microsoft.com/t5/excel-blog/copilot-in-excel-unlocking-insights-from-data/ba-p/4170936
We’ve been gradually rolling out Forms data sync to Excel since early this year. During this process, we actively collected user feedback and iterated to enhance the feature for various use cases. I’m excited to announce that this feature is now fully available for all customers, complete with additional capabilities. Let’s explore these updates together. You can also try it from this template.
More senior than Windows itself, and still runs the world
Microsoft Excel, the true successor to the throne of COBOL. Version 1.0 was released on the last day of September 1985, four decades ago.
Since the original US English version of Windows 1.0 went to manufacturing at the end of November that year, this means that the default spreadsheet for Microsoft Windows is itself older than Windows. (The European version of Windows didn’t appear until May 1986, but that doesn’t really matter, nobody cared about it either.)
Conditional formatting in Excel is a powerful tool that allows you to apply specific formatting to cells that meet certain criteria.
Welcome to the October 2024 update. This month, we’re excited that Clean Data with Copilot in Excel is now available in Excel for the web. Also, GROUPBY and PIVOTBY functions are now generally available in Excel for Windows, Mac and web. Furthermore, Focus Cell is now available to Insider users on Excel for Windows.
