Microsoft Excel Reviews

How simple it is to use, super user oriented in a way that everything is easy to find and use.

That sometimes you can face collaboration challenges given how in today's world other tools are better at that

It makes it easy for keeping track of money and stuff.

It's a little complicated to understand/use.

Familiarity, ease of use, integration across the rest of Office 365, onedrive access etc

I have no issues to report regarding this application

Excel has been great at making charts and managing massive lists or data charts

There are so many features in excel that Icannot keep up. Not a bad thing just hard to keep up. The charge of a monthly fee to use Office software is annoying and has led to me using other free applications more than excel.

Ease of keeping track of data and consistency of product

Learning curve in learning formulas - can be challenging

Excel can be used in both very basic and very advanced ways

the form interfaces available are outdated

I liked formulas for easy calculation using builts in functions sum, average, vlookup and more

Microsoft offering apps like word for making labels work and PowerPoint and onenote is also helpful

Excel has powerful features. For beginners, the basic features are easy to learn. For people with more advanced needs, the power of Excel makes life a lot easier.

I use the 365 version and I wish that the online and desktop versions were more similar.

Using Microsoft Excel, makes it easy to organize things for my work environment. It is easy to save and find those items that are readily used at the top of the spreadsheet for everyday usage.

There are templates but I don't feel the templates have enough choices. For instance, I was looking for a calendar that had weekly dates and daily times that I could customize for daily 24-hour periods but there was none. If it was there in the choices, I really could not find it, and I ended up using different software in order to create the schedule I needed. I wanted to create my own calendar but could not. Anytime I want to try to create something new in excel, it becomes a challenge as a beginner user. The help function is at times not user friendly for beginners. I usually would have to ask a coworker for assistance or go through multiple YouTube feeds to get an understanding of tasks I want to learn quickly. In the case of the calendar, the help function seemed to only refer me to templates based on the drop-down choices.

The vast array of built-in functions and the ability to create custom formulas allow users to manipulate and analyze data efficiently.

Excel can sometimes struggle with very large datasets, leading to slower performance or even crashing, particularly if not enough system resources are available.

Everyone is familiar with Microsoft Excel. It is intuitive and fairly easy to use.

Excel is clunkier than Google Sheets, but since we use MO365 we utilize Excel more than Google Sheets.

I like how it is easy to input data, I like how you can add up formulas easy and it also has spell check

It just seems outdated, its not very user friendly

I'm able to track and calculate historical and new data easily. I'm able to create a picture for my team regarding performance and trends.

No real cons, it does what I need it to do.

I could express what i want to find with all of the formulas i can use. Especially "IFs" function, where you can find logical value with a lot of criteria. I love it!, it help me so much

Some times when complex formula applied between worksheet, it says inconsistencies formula.

Microsft Excel has been a pivotal tool in my line of work for over ten years. I have been using the software for all my administration and design of systems using the calculation functions. I was able to design a shallow foundation base using the software and transferring the information to CAD software. The most fantastic part about Microsoft Excel software is its ability to process large data and auto-generate visualization graphs.

Microsft Excel has a lot of functions which can be very confusing if you do not know how to utilize the functions hence it is important to take training. Microsoft Excel can also take time to reopen if the data is too large.

I love that excel is really the only platform that does what it does. Excel allows multiple tabs, and ensures you can really keep track of everything line by line. I love that you can search your data by rows, colors, etc. Excel has been a very important part of my journey in learning to organize and keep track of important information. I also love that you can have excel add numbers for you

While I love excel, I wish it was easier. It has taken me a long time to learn the features and functions and I use it everyday and still don't know them all. Whenever an off key is added, suddenly it freezes my screen and almost impossible to stop whatever is happening.

As for now, the best spreadsheet tool with lots of additional features, such as visualizations, macros, compability with other Office software, and many others (AI, Python, DAX).

It is easy to start with this tool but gets challenging really fast if you want to do something more complex - you need to learn lots of formulas and shortcuts and they are often not that intuitive.

It's widely used and widely known. There are tons of tips, tricks and how to's available online.

Nothing really. It does everything we need it to do.

Excel is my go-to for all of my finance and data management. I also like how you can share your sheets with other Microsoft users. Excel keeps all of my projects on track!

It is a little harder to learn the more advanced technology with excel, and it takes some practice to get good at it.