Excel Introduces TRANSLATE and DETECTLANGUAGE Functions - Episode 2645

Bravo, Excel Team! 
Thanks for the video, Bill!

Nice to have.
It would be better if MS would make sure that wherever we can enter ranges as input, we can enter arrays as well.
And I mean: without restrictions (looking at you AGGREGATE).
(Indeed, a missed opportunity to translate the function names, but who knows that may come next)
Thanks for the heads up, Mr.Excel. :-)

How fantastic and needed for the past 20 years. Thanks for the quick intro!! I have to think they will keep updating it… we hope. Competition is good

The Arabic translation is accurate.

I'm German and - well - let's say there's room for improvement. People would understand what you're trying to say but the grammar isn't very good and the colloquialisms don't work in same cases. For example in German you wouldn't say It's Bill, you'd say I am Bill.

I'm going to keep an eye out for this thanks

Bill, I don't have this function yet. What's Mexican for "build a wall"? Asking for a friend.

The TRANSLATE function uses the System's default language for either option. If the text is not the System language, it will automatically detect the language (no need to use DETECTLANGUAGE) and translate it into the System Language. The formula =TRANSLATE(C3) worked fine on the ManyLang Worksheet in your sample. (credit Leila Gharani for that!).

Is that function connecting to some kind of server under the hood? I mean, do you need internet connection for the function to work?

Looks like Hindi has it's own word for Excel?

Can someone here help me? I am looking to take an Excel course and earn a certificate. I also don't know what to do regarding Data Analysis, Business etc?

When can I expect to see this in my Excel? I just tried it and it's not working. . .yet?