# Microsoft Excel for Mac

**Mac** and **Google** **Sheets** are the two other runtime platforms that Valorx supports. Let's have a look at Mac and its installation and also know how does it work.

Visit Valorx for Mac: [**Microsoft AppSource**](https://appsource.microsoft.com/en-us/product/office/WA200001612?tab=Overview) for more information.

### Installing Valorx Fusion for Mac

To get **Valorx** **Fusion** installed and running on your **Mac**, please follow the below steps.

* Open an Excel, and click on **Insert**.
* Select **Get Add-ins,** and click on **STORE**.
* Search for **Valorx** and click on it.
* **Valorx for Salesforce** will open once the user clicks on **Valorx**.
* Click **Add**.
* Follow the install process, and provide the required **Credentials** to get started with **Valorx** **Fusion**.
* Once the installation is completed, open **Microsoft** **Excel** and the user should see the **Valorx** **Fusion** **Ribbon** tab. This means you have successfully installed Valorx on your **Mac**.

<div align="center"><img src="/files/-Mj3_lCkJ4h_IL1gxpQ0" alt="Mac Installation"></div>

### Connecting to Salesforce

Once the installation is completed, open **Microsoft** **Excel**, and click on **Valorx** **Fusion** **Ribbon** tab for getting started.

The user needs to click on **Start** and a Task Pane on the side will open which will have a **Connections** tab,  **Apps** and **App** **Menus** tab will appear once the user is successfully authenticated.

**Connections**: This is used to create new connections and find any existing connections. Click on **Connect** button to connect with **Salesforce**. Users can connect to multiple **Salesforce** **Orgs**.

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**Apps**: Users can open assigned apps from **Apps** List. Users can also search and find the apps from the list. Users can always create a New Copy or open the App in runtime by selecting the options.

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**App** **Menus**: **App** **Menus** will open automatically when an app is opened. **App** **Menus** section will order the buttons configured for that particular app.

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#### Features not supported by **Mac**

<table><thead><tr><th width="385">Features</th><th>Sub-Features</th></tr></thead><tbody><tr><td>Tasks</td><td>API<br>Refresh Map<br>Data Import<br>Launch CRM</td></tr><tr><td>Workflow and UX-Toolbox-Common Tasks-Decision Rule Type</td><td>Launch Mode</td></tr><tr><td>Workflow and UX-Toolbox-Display</td><td>Dynamic Icons</td></tr><tr><td>Maps-Settings-Display Options-General</td><td>Customized Grids<br>Allow adding dynamic columns in runtime</td></tr><tr><td>Offline Mode</td><td><p>Run when going Offline</p><p>Run when going Online</p><p>Enable in Offline mode (if possible)</p></td></tr></tbody></table>

#### Inserting Row Using Right-Click Options

Inserting rows using the right-click option is one way where users will be able to insert the rows. Select one or more entire rows by moving the cursor to the row numbers. Right-click the selection and select Insert rows from the selection. Select either the row that needs to be inserted above or below the selection.

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In the below image we inserted a row below E9 and when we click **Save** it will display the data in E10.

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{% hint style="info" %}
Formulas and default values won't be dragged to the newly inserted rows with a right-click insert, unlike Insert rows in the toolbox.
{% endhint %}

#### Recent Updates

* Users will now find an option to download the file for Mac version 16.60. Previously, the file used to open automatically but due to security-related updates for v16.60 this change has taken place. Now, with v16.60 users need to manually open the file or app. [**Refer Mac Release Note 18**](/valorx-fusion/versions-and-release-notes/windows/older-versions/mac/mac-version-18.md) for more information on this update.

#### Known Issues

* Currently, **.xlsb** format apps are not supported by Mac and Google Sheets in **Runtime Mode**. Save the app in **.xlsx** or **.xlsm** format in **Design Studio** to overcome this issue.&#x20;
* ".xlsm" format files are not opening in Excel for Mac for versions above 16.59. User should open the “.xlsm” file manually from the Download folder in Mac for Excel - versions above 16.59.


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