I need to save one axis as log scale to create a semi-log graph. Please add to IPad Pro.

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Since the iPad Pro is intended to be used professionally, i am missing the ability to modify data sources for charts. I need full desktop functionality otherwise excel for iOS is absolutely useless for me

I create an interactive report from pivot table on my laptop. I saved it in One Drive and open the file by Excel App on my iPad. However, I cannot see my report correctly.

Office on iPhone is an excellent application and of great use. Often however, when working on small mobiles, it is not readily clear what files are on my mobile vs. cloud and how to better organize them. I see a numbers of old dates for the same file names. A descriptive (graphic) presentation also showing duplication may help. Same image can be managed from iPhone or laptop.

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Add the option to show the equation of trendline (other than linear regression) for a XT scatter plot

Allow ability to concatenate cell values to dynamic chart titles (I.e. allow the facility to show chart title getting values from multiple cells) Presently Excel allows dynamic chart titles to take from a single cell, not multiples.If dynamic chart titles can be done by concatenating multiple cell values, it's more efficient and less error prone specially with complex visualisation/ presentations.

When viewing a chart in a chart sheet on my iPhone, I have to rotate my iPhone in landscape mode, then in portrait mode for the chart to show in its entirety. And even when doing so, the chart area doesn’t use the available space in portrait and landscape modes. My ask is then to always autofit charts in chart sheets to use the maximize available space. Thanks!

I'm not able to select non-adjacent cells in Excel on the iPad Pro. That means that I can;t selectively apply formulas or build charts with data from non-adjacent columns. It's an absurd thing not to be able to do. Under any other circumstances this would be a matter fo just hitting the Ctrl button. You all need to fix this immediately, I feel like I've been sold something non-functional.

Hi, I need to utilise this information from my data in excel, without this functionality I cannot do the work that I need and it makes using excel on iOS useless. Excel on my iPad is great, and I would be able to use it fully however this is very limiting. I need to use the desktop version for this functionality.

On a PC, I can make an XY scatterplot, and get a trendline, and get the equation and R squared value. But on an ipad, I cannot get the equation of the line. I have a lab exercise with my college students that requires them to make a scatterplot, and then use the equation of the line to predict Y values given an X value, or vice versa. Our college just purchased new ipads for all students, so I was very disappointed they cannot use their new ipads for this exercise.

I have to use scatter plots for many labs for college and that means that there are multiple test per experiment resulting in multiple tables per experiment. These multiple tables need to be added into a single scatter plot as different series.

Currently the only way to see the equation and r-squared value for a linear trendline is to use a quick layout. If you do that, you can not hide either the equation or the R-squared, and more importantly, you can not move it around on the chart so that it doesn't overlap other elements. Also, I'd prefer to see enabling the equation and R-squared as part of the Elements option as opposed to that being kind of hidden under layouts.

Scatter plots for Scientific data measured by students often fit a parabola shaped trendline, i.e. a polynomial trendline with an order of 2. If supporting a polynomial trendline like desktop Excel is too computationally intensive, how about at least supporting a quadratic trendline (i.e. polynomial or order 2) inlcuidng the ability to show the equation and r-squared value. This would allow students to use iPad Excel to make predictions from data analysis done with the iPad.