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Your notes are saved, searchable, and synced to OneNote apps on your other devices, so you can use or share them from anywhere.

Embed Excel spreadsheets, diagrams, audio clips, videos, and almost any other kind of file in your OneNote notebooks.

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In Excel, you can now create basic forecasts on your data series with one click to visualize future trends.

Excel recommends charts best suited for your data, and gives you a preview how your data will look.

New modern charts and graphs in Excel give you more ways to explore and tell compelling stories with your business data.

New tools recognize your pattern and auto-complete data.

Save time formatting information in Excel so you can draw insights from your data faster.

Open PDFs and edit paragraphs, lists, and tables just as you do in familiar Word documents.

Pull content from PDFs straight into Word.

Keep track of comments in Word documents and mark them as done with the new reply button.

Let one of the templates from the Start screen do most of the setup and design, so you can focus on your ideas and data.

Dark and Dark Gray themes provide high contrast that’s easier on the eyes, and the Colorful theme gives you a modern look that’s consistent across your devices.

New themes let you choose the Office experience that’s right for you.

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Type what you want help with in the new Tell Me box on the ribbon and it will tell you how to do it.

Capture your ideas however you work best, using keyboard, pen, or touchscreen.

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If it’s too annoying, you can backspace it, and when you type it again, it won’t be expanded.Get the tools you need-Word, Excel, PowerPoint, OneNote, Outlook, Publisher, Access-to create, present, communicate, and publish like the professional you are. This is only going to be a problem in Excel since the data in Excel isn’t always going to need expanding into a phrase. This change will also be applied to other apps in the Office Suite i.e., if you’re using PowerPoint, and you type in the snippet you configured, it will expand to the phrase you set for it. In fact, if you look at how text expansion works on a smartphone, you know that it applies OS-wide. This work around isn’t clunky and while it may be inconvenient that it applies to every single document you make it’s how text expansion works. The only way to work around it is to remove the addition to AutoCorrect once you’re done with the document that you need it to work in. The change to AutoCorrect will be made app-wide which means that even if you don’t need the text expander to work in certain documents, it still will. This will of course impact every single Word document. You can even specify formatting for certain words. It makes typing much easier and it reduces the chances of making a mistake typing long names, or complicated terms.

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You can use this to, for example, expand company names, technical terms, and even country or city names from an abbreviated version to its full version.

In the With field, enter what you want to expand the snippet to. Inside this field, type in the snippet you want to expand to a larger phrase. On the AutoCorrect window, go to the AutoCorrect tab and you will see a Replace field. In this section, click the AutoCorrect Options button. Here, you will see an Autocorrect options section. On the Options window, go to the Proofing tab. Open Microsoft Word and go to File>Options.

That said, you can use a little trick to get a text expander in Microsoft Word. This feature is normally found on smartphones and in messaging apps but desktops in general and word processors in particular seem to lack them even though it’s pretty useful. A text expander allows you to enter a brief text snippet that can be expanded into a phrase. It’s built for just about every single type of document you need to make but oddly enough, it lacks a text expander. It’s hard to imagine a feature that Microsoft Word doesn’t have.