Azure DevOps offers integration with Microsoft Office tools, but I don’t have specific information about developments or changes that may have occurred after that date. However, I can provide information on how Azure DevOps integrated with Microsoft Office tools as of that time. Please note that there may have been updates or changes since then, so it’s a good idea to check the official Azure DevOps documentation for the latest information. Here’s what was available as of 2019:

1. Azure Boards and Excel Integration:

   • Azure DevOps allows you to use Microsoft Excel to create, view, and edit work items directly from Excel.
   • You can import and export work items to and from Azure Boards using Excel for bulk updates and reporting.

2. Azure Boards and Project Integration:

   • Integration with Microsoft Project allows you to manage and visualize project plans using Microsoft Project Online or Microsoft Project for the Web.
   • You can map Azure Boards work items to tasks in your project plan.

3. Azure Boards and Office Online Integration:

   • Azure Boards provides integration with Office Online (Word, Excel, PowerPoint).
   • You can attach Office Online documents to work items and collaborate on them directly within Azure DevOps.

4. Outlook Integration:

   • You can integrate Azure DevOps with Microsoft Outlook to receive notifications and updates related to work items.
   • Users can set up alerts and subscriptions to receive emails for specific work item changes.

5. Integration with OneDrive and SharePoint:

   • Azure DevOps allows you to store and manage documents related to your projects in OneDrive or SharePoint.
   • You can link documents stored in these services to work items in Azure DevOps.

6. Power BI Integration:

   • While not an Office tool per se, Power BI can be used to create custom reports and dashboards based on Azure DevOps data.
   • You can connect Power BI to Azure DevOps to build interactive reports and gain insights into your projects.

7. Integration with Teams:

   • Microsoft Teams can be used as a communication and collaboration hub for Azure DevOps projects.
   • You can set up Azure DevOps notifications in Teams channels to keep your team informed about project updates.

8. SharePoint Dashboards:

   • You can create dashboards using SharePoint web parts to display Azure DevOps information and reports.

9. Integration with Office 365 Groups:

   • Azure DevOps projects can be associated with Office 365 Groups, which provide a shared workspace with tools like SharePoint, Teams, and Planner.

10. Use of Office Templates:

    • You can create templates in Microsoft Office applications (Word, Excel, PowerPoint) for work item tracking and reporting.

It’s important to keep in mind that the integration features available in Azure DevOps may vary based on the version, licensing, and subscription level of your organization. To get the most up-to-date information and guidance on using Azure DevOps with Microsoft Office tools, I recommend checking the official Azure DevOps documentation or contacting Microsoft support or your Azure DevOps administrator for assistance.