Money in Excel Recurring Expenses

From time to time, I have new recurring expenses that are either completed or new to account for. It would be great to be able to add and remove recurring expenses in that template sheet.

I might be wrong (please tell me if so!) but here's what happens:

1. I double-click a cell to start editing.


2. I type text but notice a typo in one of the words I've typed.


3. I hit Option+left arrow key to jump the cursor back. Elsewhere in macOS this always moves the cursor back one word.


4. In Excel (Office 365 subscription), it causes Excel to switch worksheet. Ditto Option+right arrow key.

Weirdly, this behaviour is not consistent. Sometimes Option+left/right cursor key works as it should. Othertimes it switches worksheets.

There is no function to allow users to edit ranges before protecting a sheet (as we can do in Windows' version)

The existing @mention only works for internal users within a tenant. For organizations collaboratively partnering with other organizations on an ongoing basis (e.g. marketing agencies, law firms, etc.), this is a critical component of alerting collaborators and highlighting relevant document changes. Even if just an email address could be tagged, that would be enough to get users in my tenant to quick telling me they want to go back to Google Suite.

Money in Excel Manual Accounts

I have a couple accounts that I use that aren't currently supported by Plaid, specially T-Mobile Money, Apple Card, and cash (yes, paper money!). Adding manual accounts and transactions would be a nice interim solution while waiting for support for these accounts.

When filtering the pivot tables or excel tables, we the Mac users aren't allowed to use custom filter and that can be frustrating when we need to filter out names from A to N, but as the row is categorised as "Texts", we do not get to use filters like "Greater than or equals to" which is only for "Numbers" category. Need this to be included soon.

Make the border lines appear thicker, and grid lines stay thin.

Excel for Mac 2019 does not include an option to "insert copied cells" into an existing spreadsheet. This negates any possible benefit the program has for my use. Please figure out a way to "insert copied cells" and let me know. Thank you.

Would be great to have the ability to manually add accounts. Would eliminate the need for devs to update linking information which can be out of date. For example, when you look to add an NYCE IRA account it links to the old account servicer as opposed to the new one which is Voya (https://my.voya.com/voyassoui/index.html?domain=nycdcp.voya.com#/login-pweb)

Money in Excel is a great add-in and look forward to updates and additional sheets. Firstly lets allow us to go back and get transactions further. Have options for dates such as ALL transactions or from beginning of certain year.

I downloaded the Excel version 16.36 Office 365 for Mac and I still can open xml files as windows do. How can I do it?

I think of my finances along main domains, like housing, auto, healthcare, etc. Each of the domains, however, should have user-defined subcategories that can drilled down to when needed.

Ghana currently has 16 regions, however some of the new regions do not show in excel maps. While Oti region shows in the map, other regions like Bono East region, Ahafo region, Bono Region, North East region , Western North, and Savannah regions do not show. Find below the new map for Ghana.

I am unable to create create a single pivot table from 2 different tables in a mac.

If a user is trying to save a csv file that has been modified with additional worksheets, give a user the opportunity to save the file as a different format before moving forward with keeping the file as a csv and discarding information on all other worksheets.

I feel like this is done in the windows versions.

Conditional formatting bug continues in versions 16.36 and 16.37.

Dear Micro and Soft! When do you plan to fix this?

Thanks for Money In Excel. It's a step in the right direction. Would you please bring regular Money back to life?

The stock data type should include the stock dividend.

This is the behavior which is not in Mac or does not have an alternative, the only way is using the mouse click.
Working with filters, when the filter is applied to a column and the drop down menu is active,
When an item is selected, pressing the space bar will check/uncheck the check box.  Then press Enter to apply the filter.