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Data Analysis and Reporting with Microsoft Excel

Microsoft Excel is the go-to tool for financial modeling, data analysis, and business reporting - trusted by organizations worldwide.

From simple budgets to advanced data pipelines, Excel's formulas, pivot tables, and charts deliver powerful insights.

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Microsoft Excel spreadsheet and data analysis interface
Excel pivot table and data analysis tools

Advanced Data Analysis

Excel's formulas, pivot tables, and Power Query let you transform raw data into actionable insights with ease.

Multiple users collaborating on an Excel workbook

Collaborative Spreadsheets

Multiple users can edit the same workbook simultaneously in the browser or desktop app, with changes tracked in real time.

Excel running on multiple devices

Available on All Platforms

Excel is available on Windows, macOS, iOS, and Android. Your workbooks sync automatically via OneDrive so you are always on the latest version.

Excel charts and Power BI dashboard integration

Charts, Graphs & Power BI Integration

Create professional charts and dashboards directly in Excel, or publish your data to Power BI for interactive, shareable analytics.

500+ Built-in Formulas

From SUM to XLOOKUP to complex statistical functions, Excel's formula library covers virtually every calculation need.

Professional Charts

Turn data into compelling visuals with over 20 chart types - bar, pie, waterfall, funnel, and more - with one click.

Power BI Integration

Publish Excel data directly to Power BI for interactive dashboards and real-time analytics shared across your organization.

Frequently Asked Questions

Have more questions about Microsoft Excel?

Yes, Excel is included in all Microsoft 365 Business plans. Business Basic includes web and mobile; Standard and Premium include the desktop application.

Excel supports up to 1,048,576 rows and 16,384 columns per worksheet. For larger datasets, Power Query and Power BI are recommended.

Yes, workbooks saved to OneDrive or SharePoint support real-time co-authoring in both web and desktop versions.

Yes, Microsoft Excel is fully available for macOS with the same core features as the Windows version, as part of Microsoft 365.

Turn Your Data into Decisions with Excel

Get Microsoft Excel as part of a Microsoft 365 subscription - with cloud storage, co-authoring, and always-updated features.