Google says Sheets now keeps compact Excel pivot layouts on import
The layout also survives the trip back to Excel, Google says, and the change is reaching accounts in stages.
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Apple’s touchscreen MacBook Pro is not the M6 upgrade you might expect
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The new iPad mini hides a speaker trick inside its water-resistant design
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