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Office 2016 for Windows will be available in the second half of 2015. In-app Bing searches have now been extended to Excel and PowerPoint, and Excel has received six new charts: Waterfall, Histogram, Pareto, Box & Whisker, Treemap and Sunburst. Word now supports real-time collaboration, so groups working on a document simultaneously will see changes as they happen, similar to Google Docs. Microsoft has also previewed handwriting recognition for equations, so math wizards can draw sums with their mouse, pen or finger, and Office will convert them into ready-to-go typed format. Tell Me, along with a range of other new features, are available now in Office 2016 Preview. It's a welcome change as more features are introduced to Office, and one that will divert less attention than the old, animated personal assistant. A search box in the top ribbon of the program will produce results that link directly to the required function. Now Microsoft appears to be taking another stab at personal assistance in Office with 'Tell Me,' a new feature in Office 2016 for Windows that will offer to find features that users can't locate. 'It's a time-waster,' said Greg Shaw, whose 'Kill Clippy' website received 22 million hits in two months. To put it mildly, it wasn't well-recieved. The paperclip balancing on a sheet of paper, officially named 'Clippit,' would sit alongside the workspace and ask to help whenever it could. Veteran Microsoft users may remember the 'Clippy' personal assistant included in Office 97 through Office 2003.

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Keep it tuned to OnMSFT for all your Office 365 news and information, and feel free to let us know if you've ever used Microsoft Search in Office 365 by dropping us a comment below.PowerPoint, as part of the Office 2016 Preview, shows the new equation handwriting feature. So far, in our coverage, we've highlighted how you can use it in your small business, stay healthy at work, and even improve your workflow. The Microsoft Search box is just one of the many features of how Office 365 can help you out. Just the start of what Office 365 can do for you Pictures, meanwhile, will run a Bing image search for your query. Files will search through the files in your organization for the word you searched for. Knowledge will give you a definition or more information about a topic. This pane will have tabs for Knowledge, Files, Web, and Pictures. But, if you're looking for expanded results, you also can always click the definition and open the search pane to see more details on Bing. Simply type the word into the Microsoft Search box, and Bing will tell you what it means. The Microsoft Search box is also smart enough to help you find a definition of a word. Lastly, if you're lost and you're not sure where to find a specific functionality of the Office 365 app you're in, the search box can help you find what you're looking for. Additionally, if you're up and running with a business version of Office 365, you'll also see a list of people that you collaborate with, and files that you've recently worked on in this search box as well. It also might suggest actions that you might want to take based on what you're working on. When you click the Microsoft Search box, search will remember what you last asked it to do. Features of the Microsoft Search box in Office 365 You can even save time summon it with the Alt+Q buttons on your keyboard. It's designed so you can enter words or phrases about what you want to do next, and will help you get to those features. Anyway, there are more than a few things that the Microsoft Search box can help you do. That's much different from Clippy, who was known to show up in the most inconvenient times.

It lives at the top of the ribbon and is out of your way.

The Microsoft Search Box is universal across Office 365 apps like Word, PowerPoint, and Excel.

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