- The sign-in experience when you open ArcGIS for Excel has undergone great enhancements. We have removed the radio buttons and instead your organization administrator can now preconfigure connection urls for all members to access. Learn how.
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2. With the June 2022 release we introduced you to the world of custom functions with the use of formulas. The December 2022 release has the Function Builder on the ArcGIS for Excel toolbar for quick access from the Task pane without leaving your Microsoft Excel worksheet!
To begin, select a cell in your Excel worksheet and choose a function you would like to run from the drop-down lists.
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When a function is chosen, the next step is to set related parameters.
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You can add a header (this is optional, but good to have), or click Update. The function runs on the cell you have selected on your Excel sheet, and results populate the Excel sheet with information.
3. Pivot table support has been added with this release. You can calculate, summarize, and analyze data that lets you see comparisons, patterns, and trends in your data to make better decisions.
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Read a blog article on how you can use the pivot table to work with your data.
4. The ArcGIS for Excel December 2022 release is now supported by Enterprise 11.
5. The Print tool has a new enhancement! You can now Export the image to ArcGIS for Excel.
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With many quality updates and enhancements, the ArcGIS for Excel December release provides an improved way to work with your data; visualize, analyze and share it within your organization and beyond!
How to get it, product documentation, additional resources and Esri Community
Get ArcGIS for Excel from the Microsoft app store.
Follow these steps
To learn more about the product—such as system requirements, full descriptions of capabilities, and more—head over to the ArcGIS for Excel documentation site.
Read our blogs, interact with experts, take a survey, or just connect. Join us in the Esri Community to ask questions, share ideas, and let us know about your experiences with ArcGIS for Excel.
If you have an idea for a new ArcGIS for Excel feature, submit it on the ArcGIS Ideas site.