When quitting Excel, Word, or PowerPoint, and then reopening them (or restarting my Mac), none of them will reopen the previously open documents. Unchecking the option Close windows when quitting app in the General tab of Mac System Preferences, the Office 2019 for Mac doesn’t reopen the files that are previously opened either. This was never a problem before, but this new feature seriously interrupts my work flow. Please restore the functionality that made it possible for documents to automatically reopen upon restart. I hate trying to remember what I was working on and dig through stored files to reopen my documents.

The STOCKHISTORY function is great for getting the price history of one stock. Three suggestions:
1. It could offer more utility if it could get the stock history for multiple stocks, and align the values with respect to dates. For example, if I wanted monthly close values for 8 stocks over a 4-year time range, it could return an array of 9 columns (1 date and 8 stock values) and 49 rows (1 header row and 48 monthly data rows).
2. In addition to "daily", "weekly" and "monthly", it would be nice to have interval choices of "quarterly" and "yearly".
3. It would be nice to be able to import major indexes like Dow Jones index and S&P 500 index, which aren't technically stocks.

Seems a rip-off that Mac users must pay the same price for MS Office only to be short-changed on the utility of the program. Mostly use Excel and Outlook. The latter is generally okay, but Excel lacks.

1. Control keys do not navigate properly on the Mac and/or display does not move properly, especially large files; and germain to this thread,




2. Building pivot tables on the Mac is an absolute pain in the ... while very simple on a PC. Learned (from MS support) that this is a feature called "Power Pivot" that simply is not available on the Mac. Makes me wonder what else is missing?

Hello
I am working on a complex worksheet which I need to insert comments boxes for certain cells. When I create the cell the comment box is adjacent to the source cell. However as I add further data to the worksheet, the comment boxes move far away from the source cell. A Microsoft support staff member confirmed that this is a current limitation of Excel. He explained that the comment box is finding space where it will not be blocking information in surrounding cells. That said, there is space closer to cells where it would not be blocking text, but the comment box moves further away than the closest available empty space. And in some cases the comment box moves away to a place where it is blocking other cell content. Please try to fix this limitation as the insert comment box feature is particularly useful for worksheets that are complex - but at the moment the complexity seems to be causing this issue. So at the moment the worksheet is a mess of comments everywhere with long connecting lines and its very difficult to see which comment box responds to each source cell. I spent a long time manually moving them closer to their source cell but as soon as I continue adding data to the worksheet they started moving again.