Hi everyone – thanks for reporting this issue. It has been fixed and you can read more details about it here – https://support.office.com/en-us/article/problem-opening-files-or-folders-via-hyperlinks-in-excel-2016-for-mac-9a0c8216-e702-438a-86a1-028d6499e3c2?ui=en-US&rs=en-US&ad=US.

Thanks,
Steve K – MS Excel

The ribbon can be customized if you have an Office 365 subscription. Please see this article for details – https://support.office.com/en-us/article/Customize-the-Ribbon-and-toolbars-in-Office-for-Mac-26911d4c-4971-41cd-b606-5fbc0318f499

This is now available in the 16.24 update, which you can get if you opt into the Insiders Program, by going to Help > Check for Updates (not available if you installed from the Mac App Store). If you don’t want to opt into the Insiders program, this will be released in mid-April 2019.

Thanks for reporting this issue. The fix for this will be in the next update (v16.13), which should be released in mid-May.

The IFS function is now available for O365 subscribers with version 16.×. The SWITCH function is also available in version 16.×. To update, go to the Help menu and choose Check for Updates.

Thanks – Steve K [MS Excel]

In Excel for Mac, you can press CMD+` (the key above TAB on a US keyboard) to switch between windows in Excel.

You can switch between sheets today by either using Ctrl + Page Down or Option + Right Arrow to go to the next sheet, or reverse directions to go to the previous. Our full list of shortcuts in Excel for Mac 2016 is here: https://support.office.com/en-us/article/Keyboard-shortcuts-in-Excel-2016-for-Mac-acf5419e-1f87-444d-962f-4e951a658ccd

Hope this helps!
Dan [MS]

Thanks for requesting this update. This has been fixed and you should see the column width shown in characters and row height in pixels in the dialog. Please update to Excel for Mac version 15.34 or greater to see this.

This is now available in the 16.24 update, which you can get if you opt into the Insiders Program, by going to Help > Check for Updates (not available if you installed from the Mac App Store). If you don’t want to opt into the Insiders program, this will be released in mid-April 2019.

To select objects, you can click the Find & Select button on the Home tab of the ribbon, and choose the Selection Pane… or Select Objects.

Thanks for your feedback. Several issues have been fixed with regard to cell selection. Some have already been released and one fix will be available in the Oct. 2019 monthly release of Excel for Mac. Once you have version 16.30 or greater, you should no longer have an issue if you are using repeated rows at the top of your sheet and using Page Layout View. If you want to get the fix sooner, you can opt into the Insiders program and choose the Fast updates. To do so, just go to Help > Check for Updates. Then check the box to join the Office Insider Program and choose Office Insider Fast. Then press Check for Updates and install version 16.30×.

We’ve updated our Stocks data to include the latest IPOs as of Dec 17th 2020. We apologize for the inconvenience of not having these available sooner. We are working on a process to provide access in a more timely manner. Thanks for your patience.

This issue has been fixed. Please install the latest update.

Thanks for your feedback. This issue has been fixed and will be available in the next monthly release of Excel for Mac. Once you have version 16.30 or greater, you should no longer have this issue. If you want to get the fix sooner, you can opt into the Insiders program and choose the Fast updates. To do so, just go to Help > Check for Updates. Then check the box to join the Office Insider Program and choose Office Insider Fast. Then press Check for Updates and install version 16.30×.

This should be available in the next monthly update, to be released in Feb. 2019.

The Excel team is happy to announce support for ink in Excel for Mac.

This issue has been fixed in a recent update. Please update to the latest version.

We have good news to share. In the January 2019 release of Excel for both Mac and Windows, this issue has been resolved. Once you install the update, Excel will allow you to override any autocorrection simply by going back and typing over the correction. For example, if you type “HSA” into cell A1, Excel will autocorrect it to “HAS”. If you go back and type “HSA” again in the same place, Excel will not correct it again. It will still autocorrect “HSA” if you type it into a different location, or if another autocorrection happens before you change “HAS” back to “HSA”. To summarize, Excel will no longer make the same autocorrection 2 times consecutively.

This fix is included in Excel for Mac if you have version 16.20 or greater, and Excel for Windows if you have version 16.0.11126 or greater.

Thanks for letting us know, we updated the topic and are publishing it now. Should be live in a few hours (11/22/2016)

Cheers,
Dan [MS]

Hi Tye,

This issue only repros on Macs with the new Tracpad (or new MBP with force touch).

We’ve fixed the issue in build 15.25 (160721) and later.

Until you get that build (you may be able to update to it now), the immediate workaround is todo the following:

1. Go to System preference→Track pad→
2. Disable Force click and haptic feedback

Cheers,
Dan [MS]