Release Notes – Mar 27, 2026
Good news, builders of flows, docs, and bots — this version is for you! We’ve squashed a few bugs, boosted a few limits, and generally convinced things to behave a little better than before. Enjoy the smoother ride!
Flows
Enhancements
- Increased Microsoft 365 Excel Read Limit
The maximum number of records that can be read from a Microsoft 365 Excel spreadsheet in flows has been increased from 100 to 10,000. This allows you to work with much larger datasets directly from Excel, without needing to split or limit your data in advance.
Bugs
- Google Sheets Read Fix
We fixed an issue where reading data from Google Sheets in flows was not working correctly.
Docs
Bugs
- Table Preview Fix in Older Word Versions
We fixed an issue where, in older versions of Word, table previews were displayed with only a single column.
Table previews now render correctly across supported Word versions.
Bots
Enhancements
- Bots Updated to GPT-5.2
Bots have been updated to work with GPT-5.2.This upgrade improves the underlying model capabilities, enabling more accurate, responsive, and capable bot interactions.
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