No more version 15.xx for Mac users - Build 16.6 (171001) is here for the guinea pig / trailblazer brigade.

Today sees the release of a new version of Power BI Report Server, Microsoft's on-premises solution for reporting.

It's that time of the year again. Microsoft are having another of their "Ask Me Anything" (AMA) sessions...

You remember when you installed Office and the installation process asked you whether you wanted to submit telemetry back to Redmond? Well, some of you said “yes” and as a consequence, Microsoft has been identifying some specific examples of slow, high CPU or out of memory performance issues.

October sees another key feature from the Microsoft Data Insights Summit make its first appearance: bookmarking.

There's a major version update for Excel for Mac just been released (in Preview right now), with co-authoring, AutoSaving, new charts and improvements to VBA available, depending upon whether you subscribe to Office 365 or not.

Have we gone overboard on Power BI in the News section just lately? The answer is, "probably", but this is an important one for new users.

It's not just Power BI Desktop that's had a spruce up this month. Microsoft has been busy and has also released additional features across Power BI Service and Mobile throughout too.

Forms for Excel, powered by Microsoft Forms, has replaced Excel Survey. This update, presently available for Office 365 Commercial and Education customers, comes with a modern experience to make it simple and easy to collect information from users in the same...

Every now and then an improvement comes through in Excel that is truly newsworthy. Most features and functions we put in the Thought section in due course – but this one is different. Loads of users want this. I am talking about gaps in charts.