With the new version, you can use the Shortcuts app to create or open presentations, rehearse a slideshow or begin a presentation. The latest versions of Keynote, Pages and Numbers are now available on the App Store and Mac App Store.Mac users will enjoy new Shortcuts functionality in all of the iWork apps, including Keynotes. Apple says this 'makes it easy to visually compare multiple variables with similarities shown as overlapping areas, allowing differences and outliers to really stand out.' There are new filters you can use to highlight unique entries or duplicate data.Īll three apps now support Apple's new translation tools on iOS 15, iPadOS 15 and macOS Monterey. You can also import pivot tables from and export them to Microsoft Excel.Įlsewhere, there's a new chart type called radar charts. There are options to visualize the pivot tables with charts and to share pivot data without disclosing the source data. You'll be able to summarize, group and rearrange data to spot and study trends and patterns. Apple says you can toggle off Screen View so you can see the proper layout before you're ready to share or print the document.Īs for Numbers, you can now get to grips with pivot tables across Apple devices. You don't need to do anything to set up the feature, and it works with all word processing documents. Users will still be able to edit documents as usual when Screen View is active. You can also view tables by scrolling left and right.

Apple has increased the text size, while images are sized to fit your phone's screen. The Screen View feature arranges text, images and other aspects of the document into a single-column view. The changes to Pages are largely iPhone-focused. This could come in handy for group presentations. A new multi-presenter function lets anyone control a shared slideshow and advance slides remotely using a Mac, iPhone or iPad. There are more collaboration features too. With the Mac version of Keynote, you can add feeds from multiple external cameras, and share a connected iPhone or iPad screen, which could prove useful for interactive demos. You can resize the video feed and change the look with masks, frames, drop shadows and reflections. The next time you deliver a presentation with Keynote, you'll be able to include live video feeds directly in the slides. Apple is rolling out updates to its iWork suite of Keynote, Pages and Numbers on iPhone, iPad and Mac.

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