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Microsoft Excel Gets Task Automation on Windows and Mac

Microsoft Excel users on Windows and Mac is now adding an Automate tab that brings easier script task management.

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says that it is bringing a powerful new feature to the Excel spreadsheet app on Windows and Mac. users on those platforms (desktop apps) will get a new Automate tab. This section makes it much easier to handle repetitive tasks on the app.

According to the company, Automate in Microsoft Excel offers the ability to set up automation for repetitive tasks without needing programming knowledge.

You may remember that Microsoft first put this ability into the Roadmap in September. A new Record Action button helps to convert recorded actions into a script that can be used across workbooks.

Office Scripts are incredibly useful for large with loads of repetitive tasks. That makes them popular for workplace projects where organizations can automate day-to-day spreadsheeting tasks.

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Windows and Mac Excel users that repetitive spreadsheet tasks will be handled automatically. Users can edit, create, and run Office Scripts in Excel via the Code Editor and All Scripts pane. Of course, users can continue to input tasks manually if they want.

To access the feature you will need a Microsoft 365 Education of E3/E5. On Windows, you will need to have Microsoft Edge WebView2.

Microsoft has recently brought collaboration integration to Excel Live in Microsoft Teams. Thanks to this integration, users have tools to navigate documents and remain in meetings on Teams. Furthermore, it is also possible to carry on with individual workloads or link to others on a document.

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Last Updated on January 25, 2023 2:29 am CET by Luke Jones

Luke Jones
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Luke has been writing about all things tech for more than five years. He is following Microsoft closely to bring you the latest news about Windows, Office, Azure, Skype, HoloLens and all the rest of their products.

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