Missing functions or a difficult interface could drag you down, but, on the bright side, better features and enhanced Microsoft Power BI could bolster your department like never before. Office, and Excel in particular, is such a fundamental tool for your organization that you need to feel certain in your decision. With this software shift comes the inevitable question: should I make the transition now or should I wait? Some people might be of the school of thought that of course the newer version is better, but as Microsoft experts, we know that this isn’t always the case (Take Microsoft Excel 2016 for the Mac for example). It’s that time again: Microsoft has recently released a new version of Office for Windows. Microsoft Excel 2013 to Excel 2016 for Windows: What’s the Difference?Īre you considering making the change from Microsoft Excel 2013 to Excel 2016 for Windows? If so, what’s the difference between the two? How do you decide? Read on to learn more about this new software from Excel Consultant’s experts.

Excel 2013 to 2016 compatibility