We introduced Icons to Office a while ago, and since then we’ve received TONS of positive feedback, as well as a few requests to make it even better.

On Tuesday, July 30th, engineers from the Outlook and OneNote teams will be hosting an online call to talk with Office users about their recent experiences! And they would love to hear from YOU, our Office Insider community!

When scheduling an in-person meeting, finding a place to meet is one of the most important details to nail down. After you’ve found a suitable meeting place, you also need to make sure everyone knows where to meet and how to get there.

Until now, you wrote a formula for each value you wanted returned to the grid. One formula, one value. If you wanted another value, you wrote (or copied) another formula. With dynamic arrays, that all changes.

The limit of 500 shared folders has been a longstanding product limitation in Outlook since the dawn of cached mode (2003!) For those with access to mailboxes containing more than 500 folders, sync would “randomly” fail resulting in an inconsistent sync for both the customer’s own mailbox, as well as the other mailboxes they had access to.

When we first integrated the Power Query technology in Excel for Windows, we got a lot of feedback that people love it! But we also heard from our Mac Office Insiders community that you want Power Query to be supported in Excel for Mac, as well.

Release notes. They may not be the most exciting thing in the world, but for all of you Insiders they can be pretty important! They let you know what to expect when you load up the latest build of your favorite Office app.

The account manager allows you to seamlessly switch between multiple Office accounts without needing to deal with any secondary dialog boxes.

We just released Version 1903 (Build
11425.20096), a preview of the March 2019 feature update for Office 365 subscribers on Windows. Give it a try! From any Office app, go to the File > Account menu and check for updates.

We just released Version 16.23.19030300, a preview of the March 2019 feature update for Office 365 subscribers on Mac. Give it a try! From any Office app, go to the Help > Check For Updates menu.