Excel for the web is constantly changing and adapting to better meet your needs by listening to your feedback and putting this into action. The Excel team is excited to announce the next set of features coming to Excel for the web, which include the following improvements that will help elevate the quality and effectiveness of your work.
- New Conditional formatting experience
- Function library
- New filter menu
- Insert slicer
- Insert online pictures
New Conditional formatting experience
The new Conditional Formatting capabilities allow an easier experience for you to manage, edit, and create formatting rules in Excel for the web.
For more information: New Conditional Formatting experience in Excel for the web - Microsoft Tech Community
Function library
Formulas are essential for skilled excel users. Many users rely on the function library to help find and identify the right function to use. With this improvement, we bring Excel’s familiar formula library to you in Excel for the web.
Function library
New filter menu
Filtering data is now easier and more convenient with the new filter menu.
New filter menu
Insert slicer
Create slicers for PivotTables in Excel for the web to filter data the way you want.
- Filter data in a PivotTable with ease
- Visually identify the filtered items in a PivotTable
- Create interactive summaries with slicers connected to one or multiple PivotTables
How to insert slicer
Insert slicer dropdown menu
Insert online pictures
Insert Stock Images and Pictures from Bing search on Excel for the Web
You can now find high-quality images from Microsoft Stock images and add them to your worksheet. Use the categories on the Stock images window to filter out the images as you need. Stock Images also provides you with Cutout People and Stickers on Excel for the Web. You can also search Stock Images, Cutout people, and Stickers using keywords in the search bar. You can select multiple images across all categories and insert them onto the Excel worksheet.
How to insert Microsoft stock images
Search Microsoft stock images
Bing Pictures search is now available on Excel for the Web. Search for a picture on the web using keywords or use the prepopulated picture categories. You can select multiple pictures and insert them onto the Excel worksheet.
Insert Bing pictures on Excel for the web
Search Bing images
These are just some of the latest improvements, many more are coming soon!
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