>resize window
>elements from ribbon randomly disappear


Who designed this shit??

some team of programmers in india getting paid 4 dollars an hour

>>106122198 (OP)
>Just use the search bar kek
Mine is when I click File and it opens a full-screen menu instead of a text dropdown.

>>106122198 (OP)
God I wish there was an alternative.

>>106122198 (OP)
>click save as
>forces you to save on cloud as an xlsx
>have to go through 4 or 5 clicks to get to the proper save as where you can chose your file path and format

WHO DESIGNED THIS SHIT??????

>>106122271
>WHO DESIGNED THIS SHIT??????
A loyal army of Dalits commanded by higher castes at the behest of WASP suits who answer to the NSA which is owned by (((them)))

>>106122198 (OP)
Boy I love using Windows 11 at work
When I have too many things opened, the taskbar (not icon-only view) will literally reduce itself to 50% length

>>106122357
Also
>leaves no space on top bar to click and drag window

Who designed this utter piece of shit?

>>106122250
Im hoping there is. Im leaving windows at the end of the year. Linux or just buy a mac to do normie things.

>worksheets always default to having cell content being shown with bottom-alignment (who reads left-to-right, bottom to top?)
>copy and paste ruins conditional formatting; they also do not care if cells are hidden or filtered - ie. they will copy everything in-between the selected visible rows, and paste over anything out of view (the countermeasure of pressing Alt > H > F > D > S > Y > Enter is permanently engraved in my brain from trauma after the damage this one has done)
>roughly half the time when you alt-tab between different workbooks, Excel will decide that no, sorry- this time to jump into the ribbon you needed to hit the Alt key twice instead of once

>>106122198 (OP)
>implement Python instead of PowerShell, which is native to Windows and objectively better
>add no new actually enticing features
>can't make tables with vertical headers
>referencing tables in formulas is an absolute fucking shitshow
>conditional formatting doesn't support table references and is still a fucking shitshow
>index match is still a pain in the ass and tedious as fuck
>many formulas are just plain retarded, like sumifs and expressions needing to be cut up in strings
>also no way to do most string manipulation with formulas for some fucking reason
>a fucking thousand different math and statistics formulas, but only a handful of actual USEFUL expressions and comparisons
>can't create variables or arrays on the fly. why the fuck is this not a thing?

if they put some actual effort into it, it could be a powerhouse of an application similar to Visio.

>>106122592
>PowerShell
> objectively better
lol

>>106122592
>can't create variables or arrays on the fly
What about =LET(), or =LAMBDA()

>>106122198 (OP)
H1b poojeets.

microsoft got surpassed by apple years ago

>>106123096
>native .Net integration
>modules like Active Directory, GraphAPI, Exchange Online, etc.
>most everything being treated like an object so you can use expressions like Where-Object, Select, etc.
it literally is better as long as you don't need some third-party module that is likely pozzed anyways

>>106123177
>These names only apply within the scope of the LET function
it's pretty much useless unfortunately

Our office is still on Windows 10 and Office 2016 but we're switching to W11 and 365 now. How fucked am I? Does Windows 11 at least still have a classic theme? How much of this shit can you unfuck without admin rights?

>>106122198 (OP)
Ribbon signaled the death of Office.

>>106122226
This predates jeets. It was made by the "What is the use case for being a power user?" guys. When Microsoft first introduced ribbon everyone hated it because it changed the menu layout we all had memorized.

>>106122509
>>106122592
only people ITT who have actually used Excel

Why did they keep stapling shit onto excel instead of letting it breathe as a spreadsheet program? I swear, I'm losing my mind watching other departments use excel for everything because Microsoft allowed them to.

>>106125070
>>106125092
Ribbons are actually better than going through 4 different menus. Menus were fine in 1997 but not now with the amount of features Excel has.