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We are excited about these feature updates!

ArcGIS for Excel 2023.1.0.0.16 which has new features, bug fixes, and quality of mapping improvements. We are pleased to share the latest update for ArcGIS for Excel 2023.1.0.0.16 which has new features, bug fixes, and quality of mapping improvements.
 

We are excited to share the latest update for ArcGIS for Excel 2023.1.0.0.10 which has a new feature update, bug fixes, and quality of mapping improvements. 

ArcGIS for Excel is a free Add-In available on the Microsoft store. Currently, the ArcGIS for Excel app can only be downloaded from the Microsoft store and not from the ArcGIS.com site.

ArcGIS for Excel error logs are intended to serve as an additional resource when troubleshooting error messages while working with the add-in, in the Excel environment. Information in the logs will help you identify errors and provide context on how to address problems.

We are pleased to share the latest update for ArcGIS for Excel 2022.3.9.0 which has bug fixes, and quality of mapping improvements. 

ArcGIS for Excel 2022.3.7.0 contains bug fixes, quality mapping improvements, and a few feature updates. You should expect to see the updates immediately. If you do not see the changes, you may need to close Excel and restart it. We would love to hear your feedback, whether it be an idea or if something is broken. 

Hey Friends, We are pleased to share the latest update for ArcGIS for Excel 2022.3 which contains bug fixes, quality of mapping improvements, and a few feature updates.  You can expect to see entirely redesigned Getting started pages with new icons, color schemes, and much more. 

With the ArcGIS for Excel December 2022 release you now have a high level access to custom functions via the Function Builder. 

ArcGIS for Excel December 2022 release is now live. What's new, what's enhanced ... check it out!

In the ArcGIS for Excel 2022.2, we are delighted to introduce ArcGIS for Excel Custom Functions in the product. If you have longitude and latitude coordinates in your worksheet and want to convert them into addresses, now you can work directly inside Excel to figure out the addresses of your XY locations. You can use the ArcGIS for Excel Custom functions to determine their associated addresses within the Excel. The best part is ArcGIS for Excel Custom functions output data is added to the new columns in your worksheet. Utilizing ArcGIS for Excel Custom Functions, you can perform geoenrichment, geocoding, and routing operations.