Microsoft Excel
Excel's Copilot formula completion feature can write complex XLOOKUP formulas for you. Instead of memorizing syntax and figuring out the arguments, you describe what you want in plain English and Copilot generates the formula. In this tutorial, Chris Menard demonstrates this using a sneaker sales dataset. Watch the
Microsoft
Microsoft 365 has been rolling out changes across the board. In this post, I cover three announcements worth paying attention to: a LiveStream event on Copilot features, refreshed app icons across the Microsoft 365 suite, and new Copilot integration directly inside File Explorer. YouTube Video New Microsoft 365 App Icons
Microsoft Word
Microsoft 365 Copilot can convert Word documents into spoken audio summaries — what Microsoft calls Audio Overviews. Instead of reading a long employee handbook, report, or proposal, you can listen to it while commuting, walking, or preparing for a meeting. The audio output can be saved as an MP3 to your
Microsoft PowerPoint
Microsoft 365 Copilot can now create PowerPoint presentations directly from Excel files. Instead of manually building slides from spreadsheet data, you point Copilot at your Excel file and it generates a complete presentation with charts, tables, and organized sections — all in under a minute. This feature requires a Microsoft 365
Microsoft Excel
Excel's Copilot now suggests conditional formatting rules based on your data. Instead of manually writing formatting rules, Copilot analyzes your dataset and offers one-click suggestions — like highlighting dates in a specific year or cells matching certain text. How It Works Open a spreadsheet with data, click in the