The following are some of the organizations that are part of our amazing and growing developer community. I n our “W hat’s new for Excel” Ignite video, we highlighted some of the partners that we’ve engaged with and shared some great demos from the Oracle SmartView team. Patterns and Practices is an open-source community program where anyone can jump in and help deliver content and code samples for the Office Add-in developer community.

Building comm unity – inspired patterns and practices such as the Open in Excel and the share state and run code on doc open patterns.

Improving performance, specifically for custom functions.

W e’re investing in making the d ialog and s ingle s ign on APIs work seamlessly in that context and ensuring that your add-ins can be fully deployed.

Enabling users to collaborate with your data in Excel on the web through Microsoft Teams.

New APIs like AddFr om Base64 to simplify your development.

Contextual r ibbon t abs and s hortcut keys to enhance the use r experience of your data.

Building upon a powerful foundation through the WebView2 Control.

This year, we’re focus ed on the following to further enhance your development experience: As Tristan Davis mentioned in his blog post on January 27 this year, our team is invested in helping you build your own capabilities into software used by millions of people worldwide. When it comes to extending Excel, the Office A dd-ins platform make s it easy for you to get your data into the hands of Excel user s across Windows, Mac, and on the w eb. W e’ve been amazed by the breadth and depth of the solutions our community has buil t on Excel over the years.

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