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Published onSeptember 2, 2019
published onSeptember 2, 2019
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Microsoft has released anew Office buildfor for Insiders in the Fast Ring.
The new Office version 1909, build 12026.20000, brings a lot of fixes and improvements, but also some new features for Excel and PowerPoint.
You can now use XLOOKUP and save slides as SVG files
Excel gets a new XLOOKUP function that comes as an improvement for the older VLOOKUP. It has the ability too look vertically, but also horizontally, which means that it replaces HLOOKUP, as well.
With XLOOKUP you’ll only need three arguments:lookup_value, lookup_array, and return_array.
As for PowerPoint, from now on you’ll have the ability to save an illustration or a slide as SVG.
BecauseSVG is a vector-based image that does not use pixels to render and instead uses vectors, you’ll be able to save charts, shapes, icons, or slides as a scalable vector graphic (SVG) for a cleaner and sharper image.
New Office v1909 build 12026.20000 brings a lot of changes
Here’s thefull listof fixes and improvements to all the Office suite apps:
Excel
PowerPoint
Project
Word
Outlook
Access
It’s worth mentioning that OneNote and Visio didn’t get any new changes. Also, there are no known issues with any of the Office apps.
The update should roll out automatically, but you can also manually check for updates to see if you’re on the latest version.
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Coming from a solid background in PC building and software development, he’s a Windows 11 Privacy & Security expert.