Features available in Excel 2019 for Windows that are not available in Excel 2019 for Mac This information was true as of October 2017, but the product may have changed since this list was compiled. Important: Microsoft release regular updates that may implement missing features or change the way that Excel 2019 behaves. It only lists the differences relating to the skills taught in our Excel 2019 for Windows and Excel 2019 for Mac OS X courses. The list below is not a complete analysis of every difference between the Windows and Mac versions. You can find out more about the new Apple books by clicking here. We’ve finally done this with the release of our Excel 2019 Essential Skills and Expert Skills books specifically for the Apple Mac OS X version of Excel 2019.
The Excel 2019 for Mac version has a reduced feature set and a radically different user interface to the Excel 2019 for Windows version.įor many years Mac users have asked us to create a version of our best-selling Excel courses for the Mac version of Excel. To refresh queries generated from Text, CSV, XLSX, XML or JSON files, triggering the Refresh command is done the same way as previously, e.g.You could be forgiven for thinking that the (confusingly named) Excel 2016 for Mac (suitable only for Apple computers) was “just the same” as Excel 2016 for Windows. If you are running an earlier version, you will need to update. This new functionality is live for all Office 365 subscribers in Excel for Mac running version 16.29 (19090802) and later. This “Phase 1” release allows you to refresh your Power Query queries on Mac from Text, CSV, XLSX, XML and JSON files (yes, we’ve just said most of that has been around from June), but you can author queries with VBA. Well, today, Microsoft has announced the first step towards full support for Power Query in Excel for Mac. But it’s been missing from Mac Excel.īack in June, there was a little teaser of what was to come with the ability to undertake limited Power Query query refreshes for CSV, JSON, Text, XLSX and XML files only. We have a Power Query blog each Wednesday that keeps you apprised of all the things you can do with the Extract, Transform and Load (ETL) tool. For several years now, the Windows platform has introduced a powerful set of Get & Transform Data / Power Query tools, starting way back with Excel 2010.
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