Excel tables created from stored procedures can now be refreshed. (Bug #19129583, Bug #73151)

Changed the way stored procedure result sets are laid out in a Excel worksheet when all of them are imported horizontally or vertically, and when PivotTables are created for each result set. Instead of skipping one row or column, the necessary rows and columns are skipped so the created PivotTables for the result sets do not collide.

The Schema Selection panel now includes collation information for the listed schemas that can be shown by right-clicking the Schemas list and choosing Display Schema Collations from the context menu.

When importing multiple database objects, the ability to add related tables to the directly related tables (i.e. indirectly related tables) was added by right-clicking a table in the related tables list (at the right side of the dialog) and choosing Add Related Tables from the context menu.

The generated summary row added by the Add Summary Fields option when importing MySQL data is now bold and includes a thick border, as to differentiate from actual data.

A single PivotTable can now be created for the entire Excel data model when importing multiple MySQL tables, which allows analyzing the related Excel tables within a single PivotTable. The Excel data model contains all Excel tables at the time the single PivotTable is created, so if previous imports were already performed, the data model may show more tables than the imported ones in the last multiple import operation. The option to create a PivotTable for each imported table is still present, but single PivotTable creation is selected by default.

MySQL for Excel now handles the managed Fabric connection type that was introduced in MySQL Workbench 6.2. New icons were introduced for SSH and managed Fabric connections. Connections that are not of the type native, native_socket, or native_sshtun, will not be listed in the connections listing under the Welcome Panel.

A new global option called "Preview MySQL table data before an Edit Data session is opened" was added. When checked (default), the data of a selected MySQL table to be edited is shown in a preview dialog before the Edit Data session is opened. If the option is unchecked, no preview takes place and the Edit Data session is simply opened.

A new context menu option called "Preview Data" was also added, and it is available when right-clicking a MySQL table or view that is listed in the DB Objects selection panel. The option opens the Preview Data dialog and shows the first 10 (by default) rows of the selected table or view.

In previous versions, the Import Data dialog was always displayed when an Edit Data was started, the Preview Data dialog replaces it to avoid confusion about the type of operation being performed.

Several fields next to check boxes were updated to automatically be focused and selected when the corresponding check box or radio button is checked.

A pop-up warning message stated that some features could not be saved in a macro-free workbook would appear when closing a Workbook that was not saved.

Internationalization formulas used by MySQL for Excel that are stored in Workbook Names are now removed before the Workbook is saved, and these formulas are added again after the save operation. (Bug #19358961, Bug #73467)

Duplicate edit session connection information would be saved to the settings.config file, which generated a "Editing not possible" error message after using the "Work Offline" option.

Closing an unsaved workbook now opens an Excel "Save As" dialog. (Bug #19347634)

The Append Excel Data to Table operation failed when the number of columns did not match, even when the data was manually mapped. (Bug #19346203, Bug #73453)

In the Import Multiple dialog, Excel relationships were created on import when the "Create Excel relationships for imported tables" was unchecked. (Bug #19299550, Bug #73402)

Two labels were changed: the context menu option "Import Selected and Related DB Objects" changed to "Import Selected and Related Tables", and "Selected related Tables and Views" changed to "Selected related Tables". This is because these options only apply to tables. (Bug #19296989, Bug #73398)

Entries for invalid connections from import sessions were saved in the %APPDATA%\Oracle\MySQL for Excel\settings.config file even when the workbook was not saved. (Bug #19242130, Bug #73319)

The Append Data action incorrectly became unavailable when changing database object nodes.

A workaround was to reselect the Excel data to re-enable Append Data. (Bug #19190638, Bug #73267)

Sometimes MySQL styles were missing from the data list. (Bug #19189185, Bug #73263)

The table schema initialization procedure was fixed to only import the selected columns into Excel, instead of always importing all of them. (Bug #19181877, Bug #73247)

When importing multiple database objects, related tables and views were only detected when the originally selected database object (shown at the left side of the dialog) had a MySQL Foreign Key explicitly declared, but they were not detected if the selected database object was actually the foreign object. In other words, only a 1-directional relationship was detected. (Bug #19154006, Bug #73193)

Reconnection information stored in the %APPDATA%\Oracle\MySQL for Excel\settings.config configuration file to reconnect Excel tables with their corresponding MySQL database objects counterparts was being written to disk even when the workbook save operation was cancelled. (Bug #19153978, Bug #73192)

Excel relationships were not created for the relationships among selected database objects when a multiple import was performed. Only relationships among database objects in the original selection were successfully created, while those from the original selection were not. (Bug #19153946, Bug #73191)

On Windows 7 (x64) with Excel 2007, MySQL for Excel did not save connection information for edit sessions or data imports. (Bug #19145707, Bug #73182)

Either checking the "Create Pivot Table..." box and/or selecting vertical or horizontal import options with stored procedures failed with the following error: "An external data table can be resized only to include or exclude rows of data. The column boundaries cannot be changed." (Bug #19129609, Bug #73152)

The Import MySQL Data feature failed to import stored procedures. (Bug #19129583, Bug #73151)

The "Add Summary Fields" check box in the Import Table dialog would be enabled even though the required "Create an Excel table for the imported MySQL table data" option was disabled. (Bug #18979388, Bug #73004)

The "Create an Excel table for the imported MySQL table data" advanced option in the Import Data dialog was renamed to "Create an Excel table for the imported MySQL data", because it also imports nontables such as views and procedures. (Bug #18979352, Bug #73003)

Text for the Restore Saved Edit Sessions and Reconnect Import Sessions dialogs was updated to be more descriptive.

All "Edit Session" references were renamed to "Edit Connection", and all "Import Session" references were renamed to "Import Connection".

When creating Excel tables for imported data, MySQL for Excel created two Excel Workbook connections instead of one.