Support Creation of Pivot Tables in iPad and Android
Enable support for creation, refresh and modification of Pivot Tables and Slicers in iPad and Android.
Maria Royo
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Anonymous
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Pivot table in ios please
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Jacob
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Pivot table in IOS please
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Anonymous
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Pivots and slicers in IOS please
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Anonymous
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Pivot table in ios app pls
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Anonymous
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Have pivot and full data options
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Anonymous
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I cannot see how managing a pivot table can require specific OS features, it’s simply running a database query. The problem is that it is probably processor and memory intensive. I would imagine that this should on new iPads but may run into difficulties on older devices. Having said all that, I still want it and I think it should be possible.
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Anonymous
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However, it may be possible to provide some of these features as read-only, after setting them up on PCs.
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Anonymous
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Mike, agree on the complexity of the more advanced features. I do however note many users voting for simple features that are ignored and not supported as a unified approach across systems. Eg. Two Excel sheets side by side on an iPad, a standard IOS capability for 6 months+, in Outlook categories used on a desktop not visible on your Android / IOS device. Have to say find this varying platform experience frustrating.
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Mike Porritt
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Pivot tables are a fantastic feature of excel but this is because of the magic they can perform while processing large amounts of potentially complex data. To do magic reliably applications rely on services from the underlying operating systems and services can vary widely even between releases. While I would like to see pivot tables implemented in Android Excel i can understand that providing such a powerful feature might mean simulating (and maintaining) some windows operating system features for an endless number environments. All things considered the Android Excel version so far is remarkable enough and is clear proof that Microsoft is not contemptuous of non windows users. Still some input from them into forums like this might be be to their advantage.
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Anonymous
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Surely it’s obvious MICROSOFT want you on their Windows, hardware platforms and are supplying under- featured versions for those that aren’t. It would be great if they were a software company that provided a unified experience across all operating systems. Sadly this is not the case. Being as successful as they are, they are not pressured into doing so either. This is never said and you are just ignored.
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John Prot
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Since Microsoft is not responding, can anyone suggest an alternative package for data analysis that works on the iPad?
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Anonymous
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It's been 5 years - no response from Microsoft. Pivot tables are an essential business feature, and tablets are catching up from a functional standpoint to compete with lower priced laptops. This NEEDS to be supported for iOS and Android.
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Alcher D. Tomatao
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I just bought this iPad Pro thinking I can do work with it using pivot tables. I thought this could replace my laptop..... should’ve bought a laptop instead... so disappointing.
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Anonymous
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Anonymous
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Add Pivot Tables for iPad OS!
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Anonymous
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Definitely need to be able to create a pivot table on iPad as otherwise choosing to subscribe to office 365 on multiple devices does make sense as cannot complete my workload.
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Anonymous
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Yes please add slicers, what's the point of office 365 subscription fee if you cannot create content seamlessly for multi platforms when using one drive
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Dane C.
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Not having the ability to create pivot tables on my mobile device (iPad) has been frustrating. It’s a critical functionality I use daily. Looking forward to pivot table enhancement in the near future.
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Anonymous
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Any forecast as to when slicers will work in iOS? This is a very large issue.
