Introduction of Microsoft Spreadsheet

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Introduction of Microsoft Spreadsheet

• Microsoft Spreadsheet Microsoft Spreadsheet is
  the Microsoft Excel spreadsheet developed by
  Microsoft Windows. Microsoft Spreadsheet for
  Windows, MACOS ,Android and ISO. Spreadsheet
  features calculation, graphing tools ,pivot
  table, and the macro programming language call
  Visual Basic Applications .Spreadsheet is the
  very widely applied platforms particularly since
  version 5 in 1993,the industry standard
  spreadsheets for Excel forms part of the
  Microsoft Office.
• For source Microsoft Office support and customer
  service

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Use for Microsoft
Spreadsheet

• Microsoft Spreadsheet use The Spreadsheet
  program used Microsoft Excel to store and
  retrieve numerical data in the grid format for
  row and columns. Excel is the ideal for entering,
  calculating ,analyzing company data such the
  sales figures sales taxes or commissions.
• Microsoft Spreadsheet program use include
• Google sheets Google Spreadsheets the free web
  based spreadsheet program.
• Excel Online Spreadsheet a free scaled down,
  web based version of Excel sheet.
• Open Office calc Spreadsheet program free down
  loadable.
• Zoho sheet- Is the web based spreadsheet
  application is the excellent example Spreadsheet
  software for the sharing and collaboration and
  sharing.
• For source Microsoft customer service number
  1-855-955-2061.

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Feature of Microsoft Spreadsheet

• Excel Formula.
• VAB, Macros Automation.
• Pivot Tables.
• Lookup Formulas.
• Excel Charts .
• Sorting and Filtering.
• Conditional formatting.
• Drop down validation and Form controls.
• Excel Table and Structure References.
• PowerPivot, Data Explorer and Data Analysis
  features.
• For sourceMicrosoft Helpline number1-855-955-20
  61.

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Financial Data and Excel

• Spreadsheets are often used to store financial
  data. Formulas and functions that are used on
  this type of data include
• Performing basic mathematical operations such
  as summing columns or rows of numbers.
• Finding values such as profit or loss.
• Calculating repayment plans for loans or
  mortgages.
• Finding the average, maximum, minimum and other
  statistical values in a specified range of data.
• Carrying out What-If analysis on data - where
  variables are modified one at a time to see how
  the change effects other data - such as expenses
  and profits.
• For source Microsoft Phone
  number1-855-955-2061.

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Contact Microsoft Office
to solve any query