Insert Cut\Copied Cells now available again on Excel for the iPhone and iPad!

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2017-06-28T14:20:48+00:00

We heard you! We're now bringing back one of the most requested features to Excel on iOS – Inserting Cut or Copied Cells! This feature is available starting in version 2.3 (170626). (Click What's new for Office Insiders for the complete list of new features slated to go out with this release.) We are not only bringing the earlier behavior back, you can now also continue to insert blank rows or columns even if you have cut or copied cells. 

Now when you cut or copy entire rows or columns, you will have an option to quickly insert the cut or copied cells directly with just a tap. Just tap on the "Insert Cut Cells"/"Insert Copied Cells" as shown in the image below. 

The cells will get inserted either above or to the left depending on the row or column. You can cut and insert several rows or columns at once.  Note this only works on whole rows or columns only. 

Please continue to use the app and let us know your feedback through the Answers and in app feedback channels. You can also request new features through our

Uservoice site.

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