How to freeze columns and rows in Numbers on Mac and iOS
Never lose sight of how your data is labeled. This tutorial shows you how to freeze rows and columns in Numbers on both Mac and iOS.
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How to merge cells in Numbers on Mac and iOS
Need a little formatting help in Number? This tutorial shows you how to merge cells in Numbers as well as unmerge them, on both Mac and iOS.
How to transpose rows and columns in Numbers on Mac and iOS
If you want to quickly convert rows to columns or vice versa in your spreadsheet, it’s simple. Here’s how to transpose rows and columns in Numbers.
iWork iOS apps updated with on-page audio recording, better Apple Pencil support, and more
Apple on Thursday issued an update for its suite of iWork apps on iOS. Keynote, Pages and Numbers have all been updated to version 4.1, and the releases include a number of new features and improvements. Among the changes are a new on-page audio feature the allows you to record, edit and play clips and the ability to use Apple Pencil to select and scroll. Check out the full change logs below.
iWork apps updated with Apple Pencil support, book creation, Smart Annotations & much more
The iWork suite of productivity apps received major updates today bringing support for drawing, writing and annotating with your Apple Pencil, plus a ton of other improvements.
iWork apps gain editing improvements, 500 shapes & more in latest update
Apple today updated Pages, Keynote and Numbers for Mac, iPhone and iPad with several new features, including comment replying, new auto-correct and text replacement options, 500 professionally drawn shapes and more.
iMovie, GarageBand and iWork apps go free for all users
Good news, everyone! You no longer need to purchase eligible macOS or iOS hardware to get Apple’s productivity apps iMovie, GarageBand, Pages, Numbers and Keynote for iPhone, iPad, iPod touch and Mac for free. How cool is that?
Pages, Numbers and Keynote pick up new editing features, Touch ID support & more
Apple’s productivity-focused iWork apps—Pages, Numbers and Keynote for iPhone, iPad, iPod touch, Mac and iCloud.com— were updated this morning with a bunch of new features, including new editing capabilities across iOS, macOS and the web and the ability to quickly open password-protected documents using Touch ID. Pages, Numbers and Keynote for iOS are available free from App Store.
Pages, Numbers and Keynote for Mac are available via Mac App Store. Web-based versions of these apps are accessible via a desktop web browser at iCloud.com.
Apple updates Mac iWork apps with support for real-time collaboration
In addition to macOS Sierra, Apple on Tuesday also released updates for its Mac iWork apps to support real-time collaboration. The feature was announced at the iPhone 7 event earlier this month, and was added to iOS apps last week.
Real-time collaboration is exactly what it sounds like. With it, users can work simultaneously in any iWork app regardless of device. A list is displayed of all current document editors, and users see the others’ cursor activity in real time.
In July, App Store hit highest-ever monthly billings and money paid to developers
According to Apple CEO Tim Cook himself, the App Store has set a new record in July with highest-ever monthly billings and money paid to developers. Developers have now earned over $50 billion from sales of their apps since the App Store’s debut in the summer of 2008—and that’s after the company’s standard thirty percent cut on all App Store proceeds.
The CEO took to Twitter to congratulate developers on their “success and such inspired creativity”.
How to export your iPhone contacts to a CSV or Excel file
Here’s how to export iPhone contacts to either an Excel or a CSV file from your computer, or directly from your iPhone or iPad.
Everyone can now use Pages, Numbers and Keynote for iCloud Beta
Apple wants Windows and Android customers to use its iWork productivity suite as well so they announced that now everyone can use Pages, Numbers and Keynote web applications through the iCloud Beta web interface, even if they don’t own Apple devices.
An Apple ID account is still required to access Pages, Numbers and Keynote for iCloud, but the big news is that people can now create an Apple ID on the fly.
As noted by MacRumors, the announcement was made yesterday on the beta.iCloud.com website, indicating that these web apps may soon be accessible through the regular iCloud.com website, too.