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# 24-11-18
## Excel Link Major Update Now Available!
We’re excited to announce the release of the Excel Link 1.1.0.0 update, delivering a smoother and more accurate integration between Revit and Excel. This update focuses on refining how data appears in Excel and introduces a key enhancement for usability.
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### What’s New in Excel Link 1.1.0.0?
* **Smarter Data Display:**\
Excel data now adheres to standard alignment rules, automatically adjusting numbers and text for easier readability. Additionally, long text entries are displayed in a single continuous line, making it easier to track information even if it extends beyond the cell boundaries.
* **Advanced Indentation:**\
Both custom indentations applied by users and Excel’s default cell padding (ensuring text doesn’t stick directly to cell edges) are now fully supported.
* **Improved Graphics and Borders:**\
Borders in Revit schedules now reflect cell states accurately, and dotted borders are now supported for better visual clarity.
* **Work Seamlessly with Open Files:**\
You can now use Excel Link with files that are open in Excel.\
Note: Files with autosave enabled (e.g., in OneDrive) are not supported while open.
For more details about the update, visit our BIMIL Docs page.
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### Download Excel Link 1.1.0.0 Now
The updated Excel Link add-in is available in BIMIL. Simply launch BIMIL to access the latest version and streamline your workflows!
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