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Tutorial to try ArcGIS for Excel with sample data.

Edit your ArcGIS layer attribute data in Excel! ArcGIS for Excel streamlines your workflow, making it easy to manage and update spatial data within the familiar Excel interface.

The ArcGIS for Excel 2025.2.0.0.46 release offers new features including geometry drawing, the ability to add single or multiple rows of data to an ArcGIS layer, support for JSON files with Z and M values, new custom and Geoenrichment functions, and interaction with database tables published on the ArcGIS Platform and added to an ArcGIS for Excel worksheet. 

Spatial aggregation is a fundamental concept in geospatial relationships. When applied appropriately, spatial data can yield concise and relevant results. Within the ArcGIS Microsoft 365 products, ArcGIS for Excel provides techniques for spatial aggregation.  

Let’s examine the details of the spatial aggregation, capabilities, and outline the tools benefits.  

The ArcGIS for Excel 2025.1.0.0.34 release focuses on performance improvements, enhancing efficiency in processing and analysis. New features include the ability to add JSON files, apply layer effects like bloom and drop shadow, alongside new ArcGIS functions and Spatial aggregation (a new analysis tool).  

*updated 04/08/25 to include additional online resources, documentation links, and video*

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