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I work in Logistics with several small to midsize companies and I am constantly sending these companies Excel workbooks. I work with Excel 2016 and I often hesitate to use new Excel features/functions in fear that my client’s are using an older version of Excel and may run into compatibility issues. Out of all the businesses that have Excel licenses, do you know roughly what % of these licenses fall into each version of Excel starting with Excel 2003 (2003, 2007, 2010, 2013, and 2016)? Any kind of estimation would be of great help.

Now that Guido Van Rossum has joined Microsoft, do you see Python interacting with Excel in new ways in the future?

Since the release of Excel 2007, users have been able to unlock protected workbooks by editing the workbook’s XML. Are there any future plans to make workbooks more secure by removing this capability?