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Microsoft is enhancing the Excel service on iPads by adding support for editing pivot tables. This new feature aims to improve the user experience for iPad users within the Apple ecosystem. While Microsoft Excel may not be the most popular program for some users, it remains a fundamental tool for many businesses and employees worldwide.
The addition of native support for editing pivot tables on iPads is expected to enhance the efficiency of data management in various business environments. Pivot tables are powerful tools in Excel for summarizing, analyzing, and presenting complex data sets. The move highlights Microsoft's commitment to making its applications more accessible and functional across different platforms.
In addition to improving Excel, Microsoft has been working on initiatives like Copilot, an AI launched in 2023, to increase the appeal of its less-utilized applications. Microsoft Edge, the company's browser, has been one such application that faces competition from other popular browsers despite being pre-installed on Windows devices. Microsoft's efforts to understand user preferences and improve application usage reflect its broader strategy to enhance the overall user experience.
