Excel is a powerhouse as stated in my last post and there are countless benefits of Microsoft Excel today.
For me, Excel is and has always been the cornerstone for spreadsheet formation. So I created an information sheet to showcase some of its prime benefits that I consistently rely on.
Each benefit is current and relevant in my line of work today.
Information Sheet References
This is a list of references as they relate to the information sheet that I created. There are some pretty interesting facts about Excel and its founding company, Microsoft in the Gartner article.
Although I will be honest, Tableau caught my attention once or twice from the standpoint of analytics and business intelligence.
- “2019 Gartner Magic Quadrant for Analytics and Business Intelligence Platforms” https://info.microsoft.com/ww-landing-gartner-mq-bi-analytics-2019.html?LCID=EN-US;
- “Why Choose Power BI” https://powerbi.microsoft.com/en-us/why-power-bi/ (Download the Report);
- “Whats New in Excel for Office 365” https://support.office.com/en-us/article/what-s-new-in-excel-for-office-365-5fdb9208-ff33-45b6-9e08-1f5cdb3a6c73.
Conclusion
The benefits of Microsoft Excel today and beyond are extraordinary. Prime features of the product continue to be charts and graphs, data tables, Power BI functionality, Office 365 integration, and statistical calculations just to name a few.
Also, the data types feature released earlier this year is just one of the many unique features to substantiate expert capabilities of the product.
“I have always been a fan of Excel and all products Microsoft because I learned computers while engaging its platform.”
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