The Edit MySQL Data function would not generate full reports. For example, editing a particular row would generate a query log with a missing WHERE clause. (Bug #14350780)

Mapping a column from the "Source Table" to several columns in the "Target Table" in the Append Data dialog would prompt to replace existing mapping when there was nothing to replace in the "Target Table."

Also, when choosing to overwrite the existing mapping, only the last column was mapped. (Bug #14350802)

Text could be truncated when doing so was not required. (Bug #14350220)

Errors were not being logged. The following log file now exists: {AppData}/Oracle/MySQL For Excel/MySQLForExcel.log (Bug #14351349)

User settings were being saved in the Microsoft Office folder instead of the MySQL for Excel folder. They are now saved here: {AppData}/Roaming/Oracle/MySQL For Excel/settings.config (Bug #14350837)

Editing a table would not release the table (for editing elsewhere) even after the table worksheet was deleted. Now, it is released when either the table worksheet is deleted, or the user explicitly exits edit mode. (Bug #14350827)

A dialog now exists that notifies the user that connections created from within MySQL for Excel are not saved if MySQL Workbench is also open. (Bug #14350739)

Exporting Excel data to a new table to a schema with a ' (single quote) in the schema name would create the table but the data would not be exported. (Bug #14350765)

The Export Excel Data data type drop down is now disabled when the field is a primary key, because it should not change from being an INTEGER. (Bug #14350795)

The Edit MySQL Data option would edit the incorrect row. (Bug #14350550)

Deleting rows would not be detected while editing a table, thus causing the Commit button to be disabled. (Bug #14350817)

It was not possible to delete a MySQL Server connection. (Bug #14350516)

The Information Dialog window that is displayed after confirming an operation against MySQL (append, edit, or export) was not resizable. It can now be resized after the Show Details button is clicked. (Bug #14350330)

Adding a new table via the MySQL for Excel plugin would corrupt the table listing. (Bug #14349362)

While testing a MySQL Server connection, the user would sometimes not be prompted for a password, and instead it would use the previously set user/pass combination. (Bug #14351001)

Revert Data, Refresh from DB would refresh and display all columns instead of the limited ones. (Bug #14350582)

Schemas and objects can now be refreshed by right-clicking and selecting the Refresh option. (Bug #14349606)

The connection details in the Connection Password window did not correctly display the information, as some field were either empty or missing. (Bug #14350974)