Add support for Get & Transform (formerly Power Query)
Make Get & Transform (formerly Power Query) available in Excel for Mac (like in Excel for Windows)

We are pleased to announce that the first set of Power Query features are now available in version 16.29 and greater. At this stage you can refresh from text, CSV, XLSX, JSON and XML files.
Refer to the following blog post for more details:
https://techcommunity.microsoft.com/t5/Excel-Blog/Get-amp-Transform-Power-Query-in-Excel-for-Mac-Phase-1/ba-p/876840
I encourage you to try the new functionality and share your feedback with us via Send a Smile/Frown at the top right corner in your Excel for Mac.
917 comments
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Elton commented
MS talks a big talk about all their cloud applications, will we see any support for Azure and Power BI integrated into Excel.
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Rod commented
Please add power pivot to Excel 2016 for Mac
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Hoverstick commented
Yes, Please, please, please, please add power pivot to Excel 2016 for Mac
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GJ commented
Please add power pivot to Excel 2016 for Mac
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Marion Rudloff commented
PowerPivot Please!
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Jordan commented
You have to be joking. This killer feature that is the reason for installing Office Pro 365 in the first place
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iluvatar commented
Power Pivot and 64 bit. Without those I'll have to continue with vmware fusion.
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Sid commented
Power tools all of them please
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Mouse commented
Add in all the Power Tools, just as are in Excel for Windows. Serious problem if you think the product without them is fully usable in a business environment.
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Anonymous commented
powermap for mac please
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Phil commented
Power Map please
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Steve Romley commented
this is the missing link. While I can perform most of the tasks necessary, it takes too many extra steps If the mac and PC versions have the same underlying "architecture", it's shouldn't be too hard to port power pivot over to Microsoft's bastard cousin...
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Mike H commented
PowerPivot please.
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Annoyed commented
Add power map. Or, at the very least, let people know that it's only available for PC so that your customers don't waste their time getting frustrated and angry that they can't find out whether it's available.
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Robert commented
Yeah, but please remove the cursor glide nuance first!
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Max commented
I agree!
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Anonymous commented
Provide support for OData in Excel 2016