Organize your data into different spreadsheets and workbooks, represent it visually to get a better overview and perform your analysis.
- Microsoft Excel
- Version :2016 16.0.6741.2048
- License :Trial
- OS :Windows All
- Publisher :Microsoft
Microsoft Excel Description
Microsoft Excel is the spreadsheet program that needs no introduction, being one of the most popular application in its category. Included in the Microsoft Office suite, it facilitates data organizing and can run thorough analysis and complex calculations.
Organize data and generate charts
Documents in Excel have a table-like structure, with numbered rows and columns to help you easily identify a cell’s position in the spreadsheet and manipulate data easier. Cells can contain all sorts of data, from numbers, currency, and percentages to date and time entries, zip codes, phone or social security numbers.
Depending on your data set and what you want to illustrate, you can generate a variety of chart types (column, line, pie, bar, area, scatter, stock, surface, histogram, combo, and more). Additionally, the spreadsheet can include pictures, shapes, SmartArt figures, and even screenshots you take on-the-spot using the built-in capturing tool.
Advanced formulas to match all the requirements
Excel’s highlight is the array of formulas it can use to manipulate data. It uses functions to perform simple to complex calculations, from a trivial sum to financial, mathematical and statistical operations, or even engineering and web-related tasks.
Designed for complicated data sets and spreadsheet collections as much as it is for simple calculations, it bundles tracing options for precedents and dependents, which work together with other formula auditing tools to help you create a fully-working workbook.
Data querying and what-if analysis
Data set querying is also possible, and the array of compatible sources is not to be neglected. It includes locally-stored files, some of the most popular database servers, Microsoft Azure, or online sources, Sharepoint, Active Directory, Microsoft Exchange, Facebook, and Salesforce.
Furthermore, Excel can perform what-if analysis, testing different scenarios and generating forecast worksheets.
Visually represent your data to make better decisions
Whether you have to perform simple calculations or track your expenses at home, or go bigger and analyze large data sets to determine trends, Excel is a good choice.
Aiming to improve your experience, Excel can learn from your activity, auto-completing certain cells and making your job easier. Moreover, it can help you create a summary of your data, which will only guide you towards the best choice when it comes to making a decision.