Microsoft seems happy with this Real Soon Now approach to software development for all of the Office 2016 components but with Excel 2016 it’s particularly acute from the user’s perspective. Read more Office for Mac 2016 reviews: Word for Mac 2016 review | PowerPoint for Mac 2016 review | Outlook for Mac 2016 review The addition of PivotTable S licers vastly improves the pivot chart abilities, allowing you to dig further into data with just one click, and a new Analysis Toolpak add-in, accessible from the Tools > Add-Ins menu, will delight engineers and statisticians (and leave the rest of us scratching our heads – Other new features include improved charting tools, with a Recommended button that will attempt to match the data you’ve selected with the best type of chart.
This sounds like a minor grumble but has a massive impact on usability. It’s like the spreadsheet is a skating rink. When combined with a new smooth scrolling experience within spreadsheets, accurately selecting a cell, row or column can be insanity inducing – and especially with the aforementioned trackpad. The cell highlight now slickly glides between cells but once the coolness factor wears off it becomes annoying.
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