Office for iOS is updated and comes loaded with new features: Word supports voice dictation and card view arrives in Excel

Microsoft continues to refine Office for mobile operating systems. After the launch for all Android users of its new Office application (all office applications in a single package), now it's time to continue adding improvements, although for now these are limited to iOS and within the Insider Program for Office

Office is updated for Insiders on iOS and does so with a host of improvements thanks to the new Build 200224. Word, Excel, Outlook, and PowerPoint are updated day with improvements and new featuresThus, for example, writing in Word using the voice is allowed, the arrival of Card View to Excel or better ink diagrams to form in PowerPoint.

Microsoft Word

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  Now we can use voice to create content. Using your voice to dictate content is faster and the most direct way to put your thoughts into the document. Simply click on Dictate>"

• To work properly recommend to speak clearly and conversationally.
• Try to avoid or eliminate background noise that may interfere with your voice.

• Dictating relies on a cloud-based voice service, so it's important to have a fast and reliable Internet connection. reliable.

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• If we make mistakes while dictating, they can be corrected by erasing and speaking again.

Microsoft Excel

• Card View is now included. To use it, simply open an Excel spreadsheet or workbook that contains tables, select any cell in the table, and click the Card View button in the bottom panel.

Microsoft PowerPoint

• Improved the transition from a freeform created in PowerPoint to text or a math expression in a couple of strokes. To do this, simply draw or write in digital ink.Once the content is created, click on the action button, on the right edge of the surrounded ink to convert the content. If the conversion is not satisfactory, or if we want to see other possible variations, we can press the More suggestions button to the right of the converted text.

Microsoft Outlook

The layout of the toolbar has been improved. Located at the bottom of the Compose window, it includes:

• Bold font
• Italics
• Underline
• Bulleted Lists
• Numbered lists
• Link
• Three font styles

To test what's new in Office on iOS in the Insider Program, you must access through the TestFlihgt app at this link, although the test quota for some applications, in the case of Word, is full at the time of writing this article.

Via | Microsoft