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LAMBDA function not supported anymore?
- Jan 07, 2022
Carlos Spörk Do you have multiple 365 accounts by any chance? If so, try signing out of all but one and then let Office update itself.
Carlos Spörk New features of Excel are "flighted", which means only part of all users in a certain channel get them. It sounds as if something went wrong during an update of Office and you lost access to this feature. You can try fully removing Office and re-installing it, hoping you get the feature back. But it is a lottery unfortunately.
- Carlos SpörkJan 05, 2022Brass Contributor
Well, that behavior of functions availability on a random criteria is definitely rude. We're after all supposed to test and provide feedback on preview or beta features. And now I find out that some of the workbooks I created are probably not going to be of any use whatsoever until the LAMBDA function is released to the general public?
Btw, completely uninstalling and reinstalling Microsoft 365 only to see if I'm lucky to win the lottery would be a waste of time.- JKPieterseJan 06, 2022Silver ContributorAccording to what I heard, all Insiders should have access to LAMBDA now. Try Launching Excel, then killing its process using Taks manager, then launching it again. If that fails, I suggest to let it update itself. If no updates are available, I think your last straw is an on-line repair of Office.
- Carlos SpörkJan 06, 2022Brass ContributorFunny thing is, the function works just fine when I open any of the workbooks using the LAMBDA function in Excel for Android.
- JKPieterseJan 05, 2022Silver ContributorCheck out this article about the different channels of Office: https://insider.office.com/en-us/join/windows#Choose-an-Insider-level