MicrosoftHi,
it became a gap-filling solution, very necessary for everyday work. 🙂 Thank you!
Based on my tests, as an Analyst, the concept is excellent, but it could be more practice-oriented.
Currently, the only categorization and filtering option is to use the correct naming conventions:
for example: tbl_Table, pvt_Pivot, nm_Name...etc.
However, as you can see in the presentation video, in practice, many report files contain tons of worksheets, excel tables, pivots, named ranges and charts...etc.
For easy and ultra-efficient use, it would definitely be necessary to use an object filter, such as the useful PIVOT filter, where the multi-selection solution would be possible. The most important thing is that we can filter object types. (using checkboxes for example)
It would be important to be able to filter out objects important for reports and exclude less important elements, such as standard constant ranges or unnecessary worksheets, etc.
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Also, I would definitely reduce the distance between the elements in order to get a more compact picture and see at least 25-30 elements at the same time.
And if possible, pin a recent or favorite list of objects per workbook. (this is only optional)
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Without them, we will not be able to achieve its maximum usefulness and the possibilities that it contains.
So I think, an efficient object categorization and navigation tool in excel has been very much needed for a long time!
BR,
Tibor
