Thanks for supporting this suggestion with your votes. It’s unlikely that we’ll be able to bring PowerPivot to Excel for Mac, because it relies on features of the operating system that don’t exist on Mac OS. We’ll keep tracking votes, since we know that the scenarios made possible by PowerPivot are important, even if the solution will need to be something else.

Hi all! We are happy to let you know that in addition to refreshing your data from supported sources, you can now import data from local files such as Excel workbooks, and Text and CSV files with Power Query in Excel for Mac. This new functionality is available to Beta channel users running version 16.50 (build 21050400) or later.
You can check out the blog for this new feature here: https://insider.office.com/en-us/blog/import-data-from-local-files-with-power-query-in-excel-for-mac
For more information about Power Query features that are currently supported in Excel for Mac, please take a look at the following support article: https://support.microsoft.com/office/7b2f337d-e7d2-4fdf-bf00-3dfbb1e5e9c5

Inbar Privman
Product Manager, Excel Team

Thanks for all your votes and comments about enabling support for UserForms in Excel for Mac.

With emphasis on enabling more and more capability using Office add-ins in Excel that will work across platforms, we don’t expect to add support for creating and modifying UserForms.

Please see this article for more information about what you can do in Excel with Office add-ins.
https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/office/dev/add-ins/excel/excel-add-ins-overview

Thanks for your support for this issue. While we do have it on our to-do list, we don’t expect to add this in the short-term, so we’re marking it Not at this time. We’ll continue to monitor the votes on it.

Thanks for the suggestion about the Data Form. We don’t have plans to implement this in the near future, so we’re marking it “Not at this time”.

We recommend using Tables to make data entry easy. To create a table, just press CMD+T. With a table, you can press TAB to move across the fields and then it will automatically go to the beginning of the next line if you’re at the last field. If you’re on the last record in the table, it will add a new record to the end of the list.

Please comment to let us know what other reasons you’re using the Data Form that make it easier/better than using a Table.

Thanks for all your comments and votes supporting this suggestion. Please keep adding votes. We are considering this for a future update.

Thanks – Steve K [MS Excel]

Thanks for supporting this idea with your votes. We don’t have a plan to add this feature in the near future, but we will continue to keep tracking the votes.

Steve K [MS Excel]

Thanks for the suggestion and the votes about 3D maps. We will continue to monitor the suggestion and prioritize it accordingly.

Steve K [MS Excel]

Thanks for all the votes about this suggestion! We know that a lot customers are asking for it. Please continue voting! Your votes help us to prioritize the investments.

Guy Hunkin
Principal PM, Excel

Thank you all for all of your comments and votes supporting this suggestion. We are now in the final planning stages towards starting the development of this feature.

Steve [MS Excel]

Hi All – the Name Manager is now available in Excel for Mac if you’ve opted into the Insiders program and chosen the Beta updates.

You can read more about it here, including the required version number – https://insider.office.com/en-us/blog/improved-name-manager-in-excel-for-mac.

For information about how to join the Insiders program – https://insider.office.com/en-us/join/mac

Thanks for this suggestion. The FORECAST.ETS functions are available in version 16.x of Excel for Mac. We will continue to monitor this suggestion and prioritize it as appropriate with the other suggestions here.

Steve K [MS Excel]

Thanks for all your comments and votes supporting this suggestion. It would be very helpful if you would add more information about how you’d like to use fuzzy lookup in Excel.

Thanks – Steve K [MS Excel]

Thank you for taking your time to suggest and vote for IQY support on Mac. We do think that this suggestion has merit but we don’t think that we’ll be able to devote time to it in the near future. Worth noting however that we are working to bring Power Query to Mac which will enable you to connect, load and shape data from multiple data sources, including SharePoint.

You may review the latest status of what Power Query functionality is currently supported on Mac here:
https://support.microsoft.com/office/7b2f337d-e7d2-4fdf-bf00-3dfbb1e5e9c5

Guy Hunkin
Principal PM, Excel Team

We are investigating the best way to improve the performance of drawing charts after scrolling, and are prioritizing this along with all the other requests here.

Steve K [MS Excel]

This is an interesting idea, and we will consider it, but we are not planning on implementing this in the short term.