Remove complexity from your work with Microsoft Excel
Microsoft Excel is an extremely useful for tool for me and my team members. We use it for Data analysis, reporting, budgeting, planning …
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What is Microsoft Excel?
Microsoft Excel is a spreadsheet application available as part of Microsoft 365 (Office 365), or standalone, in cloud-based and on-premise editions.
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Excel with Microsoft 365
$6.99
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Excel for 1 PC or Mac
$139.99
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perpetual license
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- No setup fee
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| Deployment Types | On-premise, Software as a Service (SaaS), Cloud, or Web-Based |
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| Operating Systems | Windows, Mac |
| Mobile Application | Apple iOS, Android, Windows Phone |
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Microsoft Excel is a spreadsheet application available as part of Microsoft 365 (Office 365), or standalone, in cloud-based and on-premise editions.
Microsoft Excel starts at $6.99.
The most common users of Microsoft Excel are from Enterprises (1,001+ employees).
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My purpose for using Microsoft Excel is to collate data and find trends related financial industry. Microsoft Excel makes it easier to enable formulas that best suit my needs without me being concerned about them, which allows the data to be accurate and precise. Moreover, Microsoft Excel also enables you to smoothly use different methods or represent the collated data in order to give readers an opportunity to understand the trend behind the numbers.
- Sorting
- Visuals through charts, tables, etc.
- User-friendly
- To run multiple checks simultaneously.
- Speed
- Allowing secured but easier way to import third-party data.
- Subscription fee
- Is used primarily in every other office which makes it easier for different businesses to share data without much hassle.
- License makes it authentic
Microsoft Excel stands out amongst its peers for the service they provide and with every latest update, they tend to ensure that even the minor issues impacting their users are managed to make the software efficient for people like me to use. The software's user-friendly experience along with easy-to-use formulas makes it better than its competitors in my opinion.
March 24, 2022
Microsoft Excel: A very easy to use data analysis tool
Score 8 out of 10
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I have been working for the past 7 years and no matter the organization or industry, Microsoft Excel is being used for data collection, data analysis, financial reporting and etc. Its built-in formulas and functions make it super easy and convenient and saves a lot of time. Microsoft Excel also makes it very easy to analyze data with its line charts, bar charts and other options of data visualizations however, it's not so good with more detailed analysis.
- Data Collection
- Data analysis
- Data filtering
- Built-in formulas for calculations
- Copying data from one sheet to another
- Formulas and functions should be explained properly
- Hard to integrate with third party applications
- Better reporting. Gives an idea of where the trend is going
- Positive impact on financial analysis
- Time saving and reduced man power
Microsoft Excel is very easy to use and very very user friendly. While Google Sheets is also very simple, Microsoft Excel takes the lead when it comes to reporting and analysis with its different types of charts (line, pie, bar etc.). The only reason to use Google Sheets against Microsoft Excel is because Google Sheets is free.
September 23, 2021
Excel - still the tool to handle day-to-day data
Excel is used as the common tool across groups for communicating any data sets that may need to be adjusted or modeled. It allows for easy collaboration and error checking, as well as revision tracking. It's easy to add conditional formatting or clean up tables for presentations of various data or graphs. Excel runs a group of basic stats on just about any group of data that are insightful when using larger data sets.
- Modeling data
- Creating basic drafts
- Creating tables
- Easy integration with third party apps
- Limitation on large data sets
- Help topics don't always address issues; often have to search the web
- Excel is critical to our business. Productivity is easily enhanced 10% across the org.
- There is not really a good alternative spreadsheet for large sets of data
- Excel integrates more easily than many other apps, esp. with other MS products
Excel is easier to use with one-off data sets, if data needs to be reported on a continual basis, PowerBI is great to use for repetitive reporting. PowerBI is great for custom visualizations, but it's easier in Excel to create quick graphs and pivot tables and pivot charts on data when working with teams to find initial insights.