On the office 365 plans page a lot of screen space is taken up highlighting (IMHO) fairly low priorty features for small and medium businesses.

The fact that none of these plans contains Power Pivot is much more significant and should be flagged as such.

It's a shame that we have to go to an external source like the PowerPivotPro webpage to get a clear view of what versions of Excel contain Power Pivot.   

https://www.powerpivotpro.com/2015/10/what-versions-of-office-2016-contain-power-pivot/



Here's my background: I'm a new Sway user who has made a handful of Sways so far that I've used as presentations in a weekly meeting.

I have been asked Why Sway? when the corporate culture is PowerPoint, and when PowerPoint "seems so much the same." 

I have used words and concepts such as: Dynamic, interactive, engaging, and (for me) the closest to real-time I can get to conveying what I experience with social media and community management, without actually clicking to live site after live site during a presentation. It helps me dig deeper into showing, not just telling, what I do all day.

But one of the things I'm up against is that Sway doesn't seem to work offline, or at least I haven't figured out how, and when we have wifi issues, PowerPoint shines by comparison.

I'd like to keep doing Sways, but I'm not finding the right words to make it sell here. How do you get Sway going in a PowerPoint environment?

Can we expect improved Yammer integrations, for instance 1.Yammer as a Connector in Teams and 2. Yammer added to the list of default apps from the Tile menu?

This is the first sneak peek video about SPARK forms builder, showing the forms designer work space, some of its features and how easy to build forms and integrate them with SharePoint list / library.

This innovative new product will allow users and SharePoint admins to easily build highly professional forms inside SharePoint by placing a rich set of drag/drop controls in a user-friendly editor which allows them also to control and configure the control’s properties, style, validations, rules and format which can then be linked to your SharePoint lists and libraries.

SPARK forms will also integrate with Workflows (both SharePoint and Nintex Workflows) allowing the users of these forms to make decisions, perform actions, respond to assigned tasks or even delegate tasks through these forms in a single Actions menu located in the top ribbon of these forms. SPARK forms will be built using predefined templates that are configured for use on the desktop, mobile smartphones and tablets in different browsers to fully support mobile application integration.

ITLAQ had designed SPARK to enable the users to build forms that used to need weeks of development and testing in couple of days, and with the presence of Nintex workflow product the SP professionals will be able to build a complete system in a matter of weeks.

just disappeared... can you confirm ?

I'm with O365 E3 licence, 64 bit, Win10

verified on two pc.

TKS