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Microsoft has developed the Spreadsheet called Microsoft Excel. It features language called visual Basic for Applications. Excel forms the part of Microsoft office. This Excel tool provides a grid interface to organize nearly any type of information. The real power of excel lies in its flexibility to adjust the layouts and structure of information that we want to manage.Excel allows us to to work with text, numbers and date information in a simpler and unstructured way. Even today, the Excel is really excelling in the spreadsheet software. Excel is almost every where now in the workplace as an end user computing tool and used for any activity. That is the reason why everyone is required to learn Excel to remain the workplace.The ability to add more worksheets, where users can define formulas to calculate anything from a simple information. Almost everything can be done using this tool from databases to Corporate Annual Reports. Excel is also an useful tool for scientific and statistical analysis with large data sets.

Major Functions of Microsoft Excel include:
  1. Build Great Appealing Charts
  2. Sorting and Filtering the Large Data Sets as per the Requirement.
  3. Conditional Formatting of the Data
  4. Help in identifying the Trend and Forecast based on inputs.
  5. Research /Analysis purpose Oriented.
  6. Collect Data together
  7. Online Accessibility
Learn from essential training tutorials on Microsoft Excel and learn more advanced techniques for working as part of Project Management.

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  2. BeeSeptember 12, 2021 at 7:03 AM

    Very interesting! I'm so excited to learn more about this on my Excel online class this month.

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