Microsoft warns that transitioning Excel workbooks to new Exchange connectors might not be smooth sailing
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Microsoft warns that transitioning Excel workbooks to new Exchange connectors might not be smooth sailing
Microsoft has issued a warning to Excel users. Want to keep using the Exchange Connector? You'll have to migrate your workbook connections and switch to Microsoft 365 or Office 2024. The software giant just published a timeline for the switchover in its Message Center. The roadmap puts customer validation of the new Exchange Mail and Calendar connectors as starting in August (along with access for early adopters), sets the final phase of the Exc…
Microsoft is planning a far-reaching change to Excel: The Exchange Connector will be abolished and replaced by new interfaces. Users of existing workbooks will have to react and make manual changes. (Read more)
Microsoft plans to remove the current Exchange connector in Excel Power Request by April 2027. Existing books will not automatically migrate to new connectors and may require manual reconnection and a compatible version of Office. *** Microsoft plans to start in August validation of the new Exchange Mail and Exchange Calendar connectors with customers and first users. Existing books will need to be reconnected manually, because they will not aut…
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