Unannounced by Microsoft, Microsoft 365 Beta / Insider / whatever it’s called this week has a new option in Excel for charts, shapes and SmartArt – Save as Picture.

Following on from An Introduction to Financial Modelling, our second book is available on Kindle now.

conomic downturns, bushfires, storm damage, pandemics, furloughed staff, Jobkeeper, Jobseeker et al. I think we can all agree 2020 has been a rough ride for everyone.

Microsoft has just announced that workbook link support is now rolling out for its online cousin.

The second book in our modelling series, Continuing Financial Modelling, is to be released next month, albeit only in Kindle form initially.

The latest updates released include support for Perspectives in Personalize visuals, a rectangular select for data points, and more.

Better late than never! You may have noticed these updates emanate more sporadically than their Desktop counterparts – but they do actually come out from time to time.

This month’s updates include several enhancements to Q&A, gradient legend support and an ability to further customise slicer header text.

SumProduct is pleased to announce that two of our Directors, Liam Bastick and Tim Heng, have been re-awarded Microsoft’s Most Valuable Professional (MVP) award for Excel for 2020-21.

The concern is though, for some people, this may be a little too much and they may very well just want to convert what they have to a text list. This is where the first of two new – and unannounced – Excel functions comes to the rescue.