Ever found yourself repeating phrases or looking for better expressions when writing in Word? Check out Rewrite in Word to quickly find alternative expressions for phrases in your writing.

In the face of ever-expanding file, email, and discussion traffic, we are trying to help you find the files that are most important to you and your team.

When scheduling an in-person meeting, finding a place to meet is one of the most important details to nail down. After you’ve found a suitable meeting place, you also need to make sure everyone knows where to meet and how to get there.

We’ve heard about all the cool ways people are using ink in their PowerPoint presentations slides from adding an extra flair, to increasing communication. Now you can apply the new Replay or Rewind animation to ink and get the drawing effect directly in your presentations!

Until now, you wrote a formula for each value you wanted returned to the grid. One formula, one value. If you wanted another value, you wrote (or copied) another formula. With dynamic arrays, that all changes.

The limit of 500 shared folders has been a longstanding product limitation in Outlook since the dawn of cached mode (2003!) For those with access to mailboxes containing more than 500 folders, sync would “randomly” fail resulting in an inconsistent sync for both the customer’s own mailbox, as well as the other mailboxes they had access to.

The account manager allows you to seamlessly switch between multiple Office accounts without needing to deal with any secondary dialog boxes.

When we first added Icons to Office, we got tons of great feedback that people loved them, but we also heard you loud and clear: you wanted more!

This is a story about how customer feedback led directly to improvements to the popular Morph transition, providing even more control for users to be able to create complex animations using Morph.

We recently added the capability to @mention your collaborators in comments in Word, Excel, and PowerPoint. @mentions makes it easier for you to notify your peers, pull them into a document, and work together wherever you need their attention.