Microsoft announced a number of upgrades to its web-based spreadsheet software, Microsoft Excel. Among other things, the upgrades will improve the user experience for those working on large files and those with legacy features.
Web upgrade
Using Excel for the Web, Microsoft is adding a number of editing capabilities for files stored in SharePoint. Files up to 100MB in size can now be opened and edited, which will allow users to work with thousands of rows of data. In addition, files containing Legacy Art objects and SmartArt can also be edited. Previously, they would have had to switch to its desktop counterpart, Microsoft Excel, to finish working on such an extensive spread.
Access to password-protected
Microsoft also revealed it’s working to add several more features to the app, including support for its Office 365 subscribers, enabling them to edit files with large amounts of material up to 100 MB in size located on OneDrive. Microsoft also announced that it has added another set of features to its browser-based Excel service, including the ability to work with files larger than 10MB from OneDrive and the option to edit workbooks with shared features, in addition to data wizard connections. Using Microsoft Excel Online, you can now open and interact with secured files, including modifying them and creating new ones. Similarly, you can use a web browser to edit password-protected workbooks on Microsoft Excel Online—something you previously couldn’t do. It seems Microsoft Excel will be getting more features so look out for more updates. How will the new features help you in your tasks? Does it make it easier? Share your thoughts in the comment section below.
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