Celebrate Pride for each other with Excel
Join us as we celebrate Pride, specifically the Pride we have for each other. Pride has always been a celebration of identity—visibility, self-expression, and the joy of being unapologetically yourself. But at its heart, Pride is more than individual expression; it’s the strength of a community that encourages, uplifts, and cares for one another. Our latest Pride theme is one way to make that celebration your own. This year’s campaign, “Pride for Each Other,” is a tribute to the power of connection. It’s about lifting each other up, celebrating our shared humanity, and showing up loudly and visibly for love, equity, and community. Introduce a sprinkle of Pride to your Excel app on Mac by going to Preferences > Show Your Pride Show Your Pride in the Preferences dialog box for Mac Activate your Pride on iOS by going to Settings > Show Your Pride Be sure to check out the Microsoft Pride page to learn more about the many other ways you can celebrate Pride with us – from new desktop wallpapers and Teams backgrounds to inspiring employee stories and charitable donations. We’re proud to contribute to a more inclusive and equitable future for all! For more than 30 years, Microsoft and our employees have stood alongside LGBTQIA+ communities—contributing over $17 million to organizations advancing equity, dignity, and human rights. Just last year, we gave more than $1.3 million to support this work globally. As we launch our Pride 2025 campaign, we’re deepening that commitment with a $100,000 donation to organizations doing critical work for the community. Learn more about Microsoft's commitment to LGBTQIA+ equity here >Python in Excel – Available Now
Python in Excel is now generally available for Windows users of Microsoft 365 Business and Enterprise. Last August, in partnership with Anaconda, we introduced an exciting new addition to Excel by integrating Python, making it possible to seamlessly combine Python and Excel analytics within the same workbook, no setup required. Since then, we’ve brought the power of popular Python analytics libraries such as pandas, Matplotlib, and NLTK to countless Excel users.
