Users can focus on business tasks, not technical routine.

In the new version of "MyOffice" desktop editors 26.2, the main innovation was the launch of an AI assistant in the "MoyaTablitsa" application. Now users can analyze data and create pivot tables using natural language queries, which simplifies work for specialists without deep formula skills.

In addition, the release includes updates to conditional formatting tools and support for group operations on sheets. The text editor also features a detailed document statistics view, including word, character, and paragraph counts.

An important step in platform development was working with macros and data. The "MoyaTablitsa" editor now supports opening files in HTM and HTML formats, and operations on groups of sheets. Support for new methods for VBA macro commands, available for automatic conversion to LUA, has also been added.

As the company reported, these changes are aimed at increasing productivity and allow users to focus on business tasks, rather than technical routine.