Visualize statistics with Histogram, Pareto and Box and Whisker charts
We introduced you to our new chart types across Office 2016 and dove deeper into a few of them.
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New Outlook partner add-ins and expanded rollout of Outlook.com preview
Earlier this year, we announced a preview of the new Outlook. -
Breaking down hierarchical data with Treemap and Sunburst charts
Dive deeper into the Treemap and Sunburst charts to help you expand your chart portfolio with new visualizations beyond the classic set of bars and circles. -
What’s new in PowerPoint 2016 for Mac?
PowerPoint 2016 for Mac is now available and we want to show you how it can help you better present your ideas. -
Wearable productivity—new apps for you to wear
Over the past months, we’ve delivered a number of experiences on wearables: OneDrive, OneNote, PowerPoint, Skype, Yammer, as well as some from our newly joined Sunrise and Wunderlist teams. -
Introducing the Waterfall chart—a deep dive to a more streamlined chart
Last month, we introduced six new chart types that will be available as part of Office 2016. -
New features coming to Outlook on the web
Today, we are happy to announce exciting updates coming to the web version of Outlook in Office 365. -
Office Mobile apps for Windows 10 are here!
It’s a big day for Microsoft and we are excited to be part of it! Today, we’re pleased to announce the availability of the Office Mobile apps on Windows 10—bringing us one step closer to our vision of reinventing productivity. -
Introducing Send—designed for in-and-out email
We’re launching a new app through the Microsoft Garage that is built specifically for brief, snappy communications—Send, designed for in-and-out email. -
Explore the built-in Mobile Device Management (MDM) feature for Office 365
Earlier this year, we started the rollout of built-in Mobile Device Management (MDM) for Office 365, and now that it has been available for a while, we want to give you some tips on how to get the feature up and running in your organization. -
6 updates in Power Query for Excel
This month’s Power Query for Excel update is now available to you and is packed with lots of new features including improvements to the ODBC Connector and the Navigator dialog, the ability to download queries faster, expanded support for Salesforce Custom environments, and improvements to date and time parsing and the Unpivot column features. -
Office 2016 for Mac is here!
Today, we are taking a big step forward for Mac users—Office 2016 for Mac is now available in 139 countries and 16 languages.