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Microsoft Excel is the world’s most famous and widely used spreadsheet editing application. Originally developed by the Microsoft in 1987, this software received numerous expansions of capabilities, making it the go-to source for spreadsheet editing, use of graphing tools, pivot tables, macro programming, and much more. Available today on all modern platforms, including Windows, MacOS, Android and iOS, today this app is used by hundreds of millions of people each day. Since 1990, Microsoft Excel can be found as a part of the Microsoft Office, a suite of document, presentation and email editing applications covering all usage scenarios needed in a modern collaborative working environment.

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.

Enhanced by intelligence, Excel learns your patterns, organizing your data to save you time. Create spreadsheets with ease from templates or on your own, and perform calculations with modern formulas. New charts and graphs help you present your data in compelling ways, with formatting, sparklines, and tables to better understand your data. Easily create forecasts with just a click to predict trends. Share your workbook with others and always work on the latest version for real-time collaboration to help get work done faster. With Office 365, work within an Excel file from mobile, desktop, and web.


FEATURES

Lay out your data:
Organize your numeric or text data in spreadsheets or workbooks. Viewing it in context helps you make more informed decisions.

Reformat and rearrange it:
As you look at different configurations, Excel learns and recognizes your pattern and auto-completes the remaining data for you. No formulas or macros required. The Tell Me search feature guides you to the feature commands you need to get the results you are looking for.

Do your analysis:
Excel will perform complex analyses for you. And it summarizes your data with previews of pivot-table options, so you can compare them and select the one that tells your story best.

Flow into charts and graphs:
Excel can recommend the charts and graphs that best illustrate your data patterns. Quickly preview your options and pick those that present your insights most clearly.

Find your best storyline:
Discover and compare different ways to represent your data and your intents visually.

Highlight trends and patterns:
Make it easy to spot trends and patterns in your data by using bars, colors and icons to visually highlight important values. The new one-click forecasting feature in Excel 2016 creates forecasts on your data series with one click to future trends.

Share from the cloud:
Make sure everyone has the latest version by sharing your workbooks in the cloud with OneDrive or SharePoint, so others can view, edit, and collaborate.

Collaborate in real time:
Once you’ve saved your spreadsheet to OneDrive, OneDrive for Business, or SharePoint you and your team can work together in real-time with Excel Online.