Microsoft has advanced its Python Editor for Excel to beta status, enhancing its design, usability, and editing space. Initially an opt-in feature, it is now available to all users with the extension. The editor allows writing and editing Python formulas with features like Intellisense and function help. It displays Python cells in execution order and outputs directly in Excel. The editor is available in Excel version 2406 or later on Windows.
Microsoft has updated Excel on the web with a revamped user interface, introducing features to simplify and enhance spreadsheet tasks. Users can now effortlessly resize rows and columns, streamline inserts, unhide rows or columns with one click, freeze panes for better navigation, drag and drop to rearrange elements, and highlight cells for clarity. These features are rolling out to all web users.
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Microsoft Intune has updated its macOS management features. The Platform Single Sign-On (SSO) in public preview offers secure, passwordless authentication. Other features include Await final configuration for macOS Azure Disk Encryption, Setup Assistant Screens configuration, and Universal Print. Intune Remote Help for macOS devices is also available. A case study highlights a firm's transition to Intune for macOS device management, leading to cost savings and productivity.
