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# 25-03-17
## Update: New Features Now Available!π
Great news! The latest **BIMIL update** is now complete, and you can start using the improved features right away.
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## How to Apply the Update?
πΉ **Close Revit** before updating.\
πΉ **Exit BIMIL from the Windows Tray** and restart it to apply the update.
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## Whatβs New?
### β **New Feedback Button**
* Have an issue or suggestion? Now, you can send feedback directly from Revit without writing an email!
* Just click the button, type your message, and hit **Send** β quick and easy!
### β **Excel Link Add-in Bug Fixes**
* Fixed issues where **cell merging** was not working correctly.
* Fixed **borders** not displaying properly for merged cells.\
Now, your exports will be cleaner and more accurate!
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### π **Where to Find the Feedback Button?**
1οΈβ£ **BIMIL Group Ribbon Menu** β Find the **Feedback** button in the top menu bar.\
2οΈβ£ **Each Add-in Window** β A **Feedback** button is also available in the **top-right corner** of every Add-in window.
### π **How to Use It?**
1. Click the **Feedback** button.
2. Select a category (**Inquiry, Error, Others**).
3. Describe the issue or suggestion.
4. (Optional) Attach screenshots for better clarity.
5. Click **Send** β done!
Try the new feature and let us know what you think! Your feedback helps us improve BIMIL for everyone.
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