Unfortunately, Split View multitasking is unavailable in Excel for iPhone and iPad. Moreover, enhanced trackpad support is being worked on but don’t expect it before the fall.
People will be able to open two Word documents in side-by-side view on their iPad to do things like compare revisions of the same document, work on one document whilst having their reference notes ready in the other, and so forth.
Microsoft has launched its new Office app for iPhone, which consolidates its popular Excel, Word, and PowerPoint apps into one bundle.
Microsoft today issued updates to the mobile Word, Excel and PowerPoint software bringing new features and a fresh coat of paint to these iOS productivity apps.
Microsoft is also experimenting bringing Gmail, Google Drive and Google Calendar support to Outlook.com with a small set of users.
Excel’s smart new feature lets you scan printed data with your iPhone’s camera and have the image turned into editable tables, making it easy to analyze and share data.
There are no Macs with a touchscreen, but the latest version of Office for Mac attempts to address that with the handy new ability to ink with your trackpad.
Getting Microsoft’s productivity suite with apps like Word, Excel, PowerPoint, OneNote and others has just become much easier and more convenient for Mac owners.
Microsoft is retiring the Sway app for iPhone and iPad this December, advising existing customers to use a web app instead. The iPhone app provided Office subscribers with the tools to create and share interactive presentations.
Outlook’s upcoming iOS-like appearance was first previewed during an Ignite conference session last month.
You can now access emails on your Office, Outlook and Exchange accounts without issues.
If you can‘t send an email with iOS 11 and an Outlook.com or Exchange mail account, you’re not alone.
