In the last week, whenever I close down a new Excel file without saving it, a new dialog box appears asking "Save changes to this file?". Whereas previously I could use keyboard shortcuts to immediately close down a file (Ctrl-F4, N), this no longer works. Instead, the new box interprets the "N" keypress as something to be entered into the "File Name" text field.

I'm frequently using saved files as templates. With the new AutoSave function my old files get overwritten as soon as I start editing the file. I have to save the new one immediately with another name otherwise I'll loose the old one. This is annoying.
Pleas allow to deactivate AutoSave function in the Option settings.

It would be terrific to have the option on a per-file basis to automatically refresh our Stock data types when our workbooks open. I would envision this being a similar functionality to what we have available to us in the Pivot Table options.

it will help recovering deleted content as sometimes we delete some content temporarily but we don't get it back, so to resolve it you must introduce this feature

Old versions of Excel had this option and I liked it. If I need to look at a file without modifying it, I want to be able to directly open it as read-only.

Eliminate 2 step process to opening files. file open should bring you directly to folder path without having to also press browse.

have no use for the start screen. operate via recent files all the time. I can disable the start screen upon excel opening, but then i always end up with an unneeded blank document which stays open after i've opened the doc i need.

I would like Excel to open the new excel file without restoring the previously minimize Excel file.

When I save my file using the "CSV UTF-8 comma delimited" my file does not save using commas.
When I upload it to PowerBI, it is recognized only when I switch the type of input file from commas to semicolons.
It seems to be happening with my non English version of Excel (I use the French one), but my colleague in Ireland using the English version has no problem with this, and can save the file using commas and it will indeed use commas.
Would be nice to look into it to fix it :)

I want to be able to save a single sheet(or just selected sheets) to a new file - if I have many sheets I need to delete the ones I do not need after saving to a new file.

open documents that have numbers starting with zeros without Excel dropping the zeros

Word has it! A global setting to Always Save A Copy. Setting this in Excel result in the same behaviour i.e. Excel would create a backup copy of the file being overwritten with a Save, allowing the user to revert changes if required.

Ideally, such a feature would support multiple versions as an option i.e. Backup copies to save = x would create copies with a filename that includes a version number to the maximum number set in that variable.

I mean, who hasn't had an experience of overwriting hours of work, right?

Allow multiple files to be open at one time again. This provides a better experience when linking among multiple files, as well as when you have to open, and look at, many files and would like them to be viewed one after the other, without having to configure each window every time, such as size, ribbon hidden, etc...

The File Open (Recent) dialog shows :

- a vertical scroll bar and
- an empty/unused space on the right hand

The scroll bar has a fixed position.
Therefore long file names are truncated.

So far no-one can tall what this empty space is being used for.

My suggestion is to
either
- allow users to move the vertical scroll bar more to the right
or
- better, to remove the empty space.

muồn lập công thức kiểm tra vi dụ môn toán, mức đạt được T, điểm 9; 10; H điểm 5; 6; 7; 8; C điểm 1-4. mình lập hàm =or(and(E1="T",F1>8
),or(and(E1="H",4<f1<9),or(E1="C",F1<5),truê,false))) sao lại không đúng. xin cam ơn nhiều

When Excel automatically restores a "crashed" file, and you attempt to save that file, a warning about errors is displayed. You can view the log file directly from the warning, but the log file contains the same amount of error statement wording. It would be helpful to receive more details.

In my case, the warning was:
"One or more invalid conditional formats were removed from the workbook"

It would be beneficial to know what cells had their invalid formats removed and what the invalid format rules were.

I want an application and a database for a buissness. I want the spreadsheet to be identical to the database and I want multiple users to use it at the same time so when one person changes something it updates quietly in the background