Item: Microsoft Excel
Rating: 10
Author: Brennan Stewart

Use Cases and Deployment Scope

We use Microsoft Excel to help build out data, interpret and analyze data, and present this information in a helpful way to our users. Microsoft Excel is a good tool to help with large amounts of data as it can easily be adjusted and formatted to fit your specific needs.

Pros and Cons

Specific Formatting
Formula Driven
Consolidates Large Data

Online Support Community
Video Instructions for Macros

Return on Investment

Allows to capture data from multiple sources
Saves time and money by having multiple licensees

Alternatives Considered

Microsoft Powerpoint

I find that Microsoft Excel ranks higher than Microsoft Powerpoint because of it's ability to handle large amounts of data the fact that it has keys tools to helps streamline information. It does however not have the same capabilities as Microsoft Powerpoint when it comes to presenting this information in an informative and energetic manner.

Key Insights

Do you think Microsoft Excel delivers good value for the price?

Yes

Are you happy with Microsoft Excel's feature set?

Yes

Did Microsoft Excel live up to sales and marketing promises?

Yes

Did implementation of Microsoft Excel go as expected?

Yes

Would you buy Microsoft Excel again?

Yes

Other Software Used

Microsoft Windows, Microsoft Powerpoint, Microsoft Teams

Likelihood to Recommend

When analyzing large amounts of data, specifically how it related to putting together financials statements, Microsoft Excel is well suited to handle large data and be able to organize and format according to our specific needs. Microsoft Excel would not be as useful as Microsoft Powerpoint when putting together transitional slides for presentation, which could be used in conjunction with Microsoft Excel.

Microsoft Excel is Best in Class

Overall Satisfaction with Microsoft Excel