Here are some screenshots of the updated applications—Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Outlook and OneNote—in the Microsoft Office 2016 for Mac Preview, along with explanations of the new features you’re seeing.
- The Analysis ToolPak includes all the statistical functions you need to do an in-depth analysis of your data.
- Slicers in Excel let you repivot information and share insights.
- In Excel, you can now print to a single PDF file.
- The new Formula Builder pane in Excel.
- Excel now provides autocomplete.
- OneNote now looks and works as on Windows.
- In OneNote, you can create, move, copy, rename and delete sections, pages, and notebooks.
- OneNote notebooks sync to the cloud so you’re always up to date.
- OneNote provides tagging and checklist functionality.
- Outlook provides a unified inbox experience.
- Outlook’s conversations view keeps messages in the same thread.
- Message preview in Outlook lets you see the first few sentences of a message inline.
- You can move between Mail, Calendar, People, and Tasks in Outlook using the nav bar.
- Outlook categories sync works with Exchange Server.
- In Outlook, you can view different calendars side-by-side.
- Presenter View in PowerPoint lets you control the presentation.
- PowerPoint provides new slide transitions.
- A new conflict resolution experience in PowerPoint helps you choose the right version to keep.
- The new Animations pane in PowerPoint.
- A new Navigation pane in Word helps you move around a big document.
- Word now features an improved dictionary.
- Word’s new style pane helps you visually apply and review styles.
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