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The return of Visual Basic, the Ribbon interface and new collaboration features will make many users look again at Excel on the Mac. Some idiosyncrasies and omissions remain to be addressed, but it’ll do for now. ...
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Published: 2010-09-29, Author: Rob , review by: macworld.co.uk
Improved user interface, new Sparklines, greatly improved pivot tables, visual Basic for Applications returns, much faster recalculation times, themes and cell styles.
No support for Services, live window resizing is jumpy, scrolling has been slowed down too much, drop-down menus in the Ribbon don't remember custom size/shape settings.
Should you upgrade to Excel 2011 if you're using an older version? I definitely think so. The new interface and improved functionality make short work of even large projects, while the protection and sharing features make it easier to work with others - b...
Should you upgrade to Excel 2011 if you’re using an older version? I definitely think so. The new interface and improved functionality make short work of even large projects, while the protection and sharing features make it easier to work with others...
Abstract: Excel for Mac 2011 is the latest in a somewhat long line of versions of the popular spreadsheet application on With the 2011 iteration, it follows the new philosophy Office for Mac 2011 has set in motion. Is Excel for Mac 2011 a worthy reinvention of...
Abstract: Excel is still the granddaddy of spreadsheets and retains that status with this 2011 version. The obvious dedication that the Macintosh Business Unit has put into this version to bring it up to parity with the Windows version...
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Published: 2010-09-28, Author: Rob , review by: techworld.com
Should you upgrade to Excel 2011 if you’re using an older version? I definitely think so. The new interface and improved functionality make short work of even large projects, while the protection and sharing features make it easier to work with others...
Improved user interface, New Sparklines, Greatly improved pivot tables, Visual Basic for Applications returns, Much faster recalculation times, Themes and cell styles,
No support for Services, Live window resizing is jumpy, Scrolling has been slowed down too much, Drop-down menus in the Ribbon don't remember custom size/shape settings
Should you upgrade to Excel 2011 if you’re using an older version? I definitely think so. The new interface and improved functionality make short work of even large projects, while the protection and sharing features make it easier to work with others...
