As a Microsoft 365 subscriber, you regularly get new and improved Office features. Take a look below to see what's available to you today.
Latest updates for Excel for Windows Desktop
Here's what's new in Version 16.0.15028.20160, the March release. Find your Office version
Note: If you use Office at work, the availability of the features above may vary based on your company's update policies.
Keeping your stock info up to date
All of the Stocks data types in your workbook will refresh each time you open the file and again every five minutes.
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When do I get new features?
New Microsoft 365 features are sometimes rolled out over a period of time to all subscribers.
Complete list of all updates
Get information about all the channel releases for Microsoft 365 client applications.
New for non-subscribers
Not a Microsoft 365 subscriber but using Office 2016 or Office 2019? Find out what's available in your version.
Previous releases
Here's what's new in Version 2201 (14931.20120).
Enjoy an improved scrolling experience
Scrolling through your sheet just got smoother when navigating large or very wide cells.
Here's what's new in Version 2112 (14827.20192).
Want your workbook to take you places?
Understand the layout of your workbook, see what elements exist, and navigate around quickly using the Navigation pane.
Here's what's new in Version 2109 (14430.20234).
Office apps now support OpenDocument Format (ODF) 1.3
ODF 1.3 brought many improvements to the OpenDocument format and these are now supported in Word, Excel, and PowerPoint (file extensions .odt, .ods, and .odp).
Get a preview of your query results when hovering over the query's name
Enable the display of a query preview popup window with new settings in the Queries & Connections pane.
Here's what's new in Version 2108 (14326.20238).
Office has a fresh look
The new visual refresh is modern and new, designed to make it simple, intuitive, and seamless experience across all your Office apps.
Here's what's new in Version 2107 (14228.20324).
Get control over the first two query steps that automatically promote column headers and change data types
By default, Power Query promotes a first row to a column header and converts the Any data type to a specific data type, but you can control this with a Query option.
Here's what's new in Version 2105 (14026.20246).
Linked data types: Real data for real life
New linked data types bring you facts and data on hundreds of subjects to help you accomplish your goals right in Excel.
A new way to reach the Accessibility tools
The Accessibility ribbon puts all the tools you need to create accessible content in one place.
Here's what's new in Version 2011 (13530.20316).
Improved Conditional Formatting dialogs
Conditional Formatting dialogs are now resizable, and now you can duplicate the rule with a single click.
Use SVGs from Office across 3rd party apps
Paste SVG content from Office into 3rd party apps such as Adobe Illustrator or Photoshop.
Here's what's new in Version 2010 (13426.20306).
Unhide many sheets at the same time
No need to unhide one sheet at a time anymore -- unhide multiple hidden sheets at once.
Create a custom data type in Power Query
Use any data source to create a custom data type that lets you load multiple related pieces of information into one column.
Excel for the web is Excel, but in your web browser. You can access it from any device, anywhere. And better yet, it's free for your personal use! (If you need to use it for a business, you can access it with a Microsoft 365 subscription.)
Latest updates for Excel for the Web
Improved Formulas menu and Function library
Easily choose functions and formulas from the detailed Function library on the Formulas menu.
Previous releases
Sort and filter your PivotTables using the right-click menu
Enjoy a new interface for managing your PivotTables
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Create slicers for PivotTables to filter data the way you want
Refining PivotTables is easier with the new filter menu
Japanese language customers can see phonetic text.
Open and edit files up to 100 MB from SharePoint
Files that have been password protected on the desktop can now be edited in Excel for the Web
Open and edit files containing SmartArt objects.
Add or edit rules from the new modern Conditional Formatting task pane
Add text to shapes
Create and share a link directly to a comment
Find new insights in your data by creating a PivotTable from Power BI Datasets.
Stocks in your workbook will refresh each time you open the file and again every five minutes
Continue to read and scroll through your workbook even if your internet connection is down.
Latest updates for Excel for Mac
Here's what's new in version 16.59.22031300, the March update.
Enjoy an improved search experience
Get a more extensive set of results for your searches in the updated Find tool.
Want your workbook to take you places?
Understand the layout of your workbook, see what elements exist, and navigate around quickly using the Navigation pane!
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Become an Office Insider and get early access to the latest Office innovations. We're continuously hard at work on exclusive monthly upgrades and new features for Microsoft 365 subscribers.
Previous releases
Want your workbook to take you places?
Understand the layout of your workbook, see what elements exist, and navigate around quickly using the Navigation pane!
Import data from local files with Power Query
You can now import data from local Excel workbooks, text and CSV files with Power Query
Get in control with new data source settings on Excel for Mac
Get in control with new data source settings on Excel for Mac.
Linked data types: Real data for real life
New linked data types bring you facts and data on hundreds of subjects to help you accomplish your goals right in Excel.
A new way to reach the Accessibility tools
The Accessibility ribbon puts all the tools you need to create accessible content in one place.
Get a Refreshed Look for your Office Start Screen on Mac
A new refreshed look that uses our Fluent toolkit to align with Apple's new design language in Big Sur.
Editor Offers Writing Suggestions in a Single Click
Get spelling, grammar and other intelligent writing suggestions in a single right-click (Alt +Down). Use the left-click to view the new card design and discover other options lie Add to dictionary, Show context, synonyms and more.
Easily pick common calculation options for PivotTable columns
Right-click a PivotTable value and choose "Show Values As..." to pick a value calculation, such as % of column total.
Get Organization Data from Power BI using Excel Data Types
Insert data from your Organization using Excel Data Types. Convert a cell in your workbook and get additional information and refresh the data anytime you need.
Unhide Many Sheets at the Same Time
No need to unhide one sheet at a time anymore—unhide multiple hidden sheets at once.
Watch Your Formulas
Watch cells across multiple sheets and books in a single pane or window.
Latest updates for iOS
Read on to see what's new in version 2.59.22030700, the March update.
Work with your tables in a better way using Cards View
Cards View allows you to work with tables using a mobile-optimized interface that keeps the focus on your data.
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Become an Office Insider to get early access to the latest Office innovations.
Previous releases
Here's what's new in version 2.54.21100301, the August update.
Quickly Delete a File or Folder
Swipe left or tap and hold to quickly delete a file or folder.
Here's what's new in version 2.52.21080301, the August update.
Format Painter is now available on the iPad
Quickly copy all the formatting from one block of text and apply it to another on the iPad with the Format Painter.
Here's what's new in version 2.51.21071204, the July update.
Excel on iPad Has a New Look
Check out the new ribbon and commands design and let us know what you think.
Here's what's new in version 2.50.21061002, the June update.
View or Edit Your Files Offline in iOS
Mark your files as available offline, so you can access them on even when you aren't connected to the internet.
Add more expression to your documents
Animated GIFs are now supported in the Office editor.
Here's what's new in version 2.47.21030900, the March update.
Quickly Access Useful Commands
Open the context menu with just one click using a mouse or trackpad.
Here's what's new in version 2.43.20110606, the November update.
Open Your Spreadsheets in Multiple Windows
Work on multiple Excel files side-by-side on iPad. This feature is currently only available for iPadOS13 users.
Latest updates for Android
There is nothing new in 16.0.15028.20140, the March update. But check out one of the recent features we released.
Work with your tables in a better way using Cards View
Cards View allows you to work with tables using a mobile-optimized interface that keeps the focus on your data.
Want new features first?
Become an Office Insider and you'll be first in line to see new features and tell us what you think.
Previous versions
Dark mode now available for Android devices
Try out a dramatic new look that's easy on your eyes and helps you focus on your work.
Edit data quickly on the go
Cards view, optimized for mobile devices makes it easier to view and edit data.
Look left, look right… XLOOKUP is here!
Row by row, find anything you need in a table or range with XLOOKUP.
Read and reply on the fly
Respond to comments and mentions right from email without opening the workbook.
See what you want to see
The Sort and Filter pane has been optimized for mobile so you can filter columns, apply conditional filters, and view a tree list for dates.
Focus on what's left to do
Select Resolve to collapse comments and make open items stand out.
