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What is MS Excel?

Microsoft Excel is part of Microsoft Office. Microsoft Office has many versions, almost every year Microsoft provides us a new version with new updates so of course, the new version is always better than the old version.

Microsoft Office was introduced in 1982 and become very popular in just a few years. Let's talk about Microsoft Excel, it is a workbook combination of multiple spreadsheets. There are three spreadsheets available by default but you can extend it as many as you want as per your work requirement.

The first version of Microsoft Excel was released in 1987 and only MAC applications can use Microsoft Excel at that time and It becomes very popular.

After a successful trial of Microsoft Excel,  Microsoft Office started releasing more versions every year and become more and more popular. It is also called electronic spreadsheets. a program designed by Microsoft. Nowadays Microsoft Excel is the most popular database storage system.

In other words, we can say, Microsoft Excel is the most popular Microsoft Office tool known by everyone every company is using Microsoft Excel to make a different kinds of reports, design charts, designing dashboards and almost every employee knows about Microsoft Excel

Features:
Microsoft Excel is used for reporting purposes or we can also say great reporting software. Nowadays almost all companies are using Microsoft Excel free or with licenses frequently for reporting and maintaining a huge database, To maintain a huge database, we have VBA tool (Visual Basic For Application ) to control huge databases. Microsoft Excel can create data like tables, graphs, insert pictures, create links, add links, pull data from different files, pull data or videos, you can create games, forms, buttons, loops, and lots more. Microsoft Excel is a simple and effective database maintenance software, any employee or any company can use it very easily and there is less costly compared to others.

If you have already heard about DBMS (Database Management System), you must know about MS Excel. We can say, MS Excel is the first step to understanding the Data Base Management System.  

In this blog, We have tried to provide you all the necessary MS Excel information, which is useful for you, especially for Job purposes. 


MS Excel uses in almost every company for commercial use. We can make the easiest report in MS Excel. Or we can say that MS Excel is the most useable software all over the world. We can make reports, graphs, calculations, data management, and many more. If someone is aware of macros in Excel or VBA (Visual Basic For Applications) he can get a good salary and carrier exposure. This is a very simple application but the job market is very huge. MS Excel is widely used in every industry and is also very useful to maintain databases free of cost. 

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