Excel é um software de ‘Folha de Cálculo’ desenvolvido pela Microsoft. Ele faz parte do conjunto de aplicativos do Microsoft Office e é amplamente utilizado em diversos setores devido à sua versatilidade e capacidade de manipulação de dados.
More senior than Windows itself, and still runs the world
Microsoft Excel, the true successor to the throne of COBOL. Version 1.0 was released on the last day of September 1985, four decades ago.
Since the original US English version of Windows 1.0 went to manufacturing at the end of November that year, this means that the default spreadsheet for Microsoft Windows is itself older than Windows. (The European version of Windows didn’t appear until May 1986, but that doesn’t really matter, nobody cared about it either.)
Excel’s SWITCH is a logical function that is primarily used for data manipulation. It evaluates an expression against a list of values, and returns a result corresponding to the first matching value.
Its popularity comes from its relative simplicity compared to other Excel functions that perform similar tasks, meaning it’s easier to read the formula and debug any issues.
In this guide, I’ll explain how to use the function with a real-world example, assess its benefits over other functions, and cover some of its limitations.
The highly anticipated feature – Forms data sync to Excel is now available in Microsoft Forms. With just one click, you can now easily access all your form responses in Excel for the web and take advantage of Excel’s rich functions to analyze and visualize your data. With automatic syncing of new responses in real-time, you can keep working on your existing spreadsheet without missing a beat. No more juggling multiple copies of the same file, making it easier than ever to stay on top of important data. Ready to check out this feature? Let’s get started! https://techcommunity.microsoft.com/t5/microsoft-forms-blog/introducing-forms-data-sync-to-excel/ba-p/4036051?ocid=usoc_TWITTER_M365_spl100005388008674
Microsoft is testing a new feature that highlights the active row and column when a cell is selected. This means it’s easier to follow across rows and down columns when reading your data.
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You’ve seen how Copilot in Excel can help write complex formulas. Today, let’s delve into a dataset containing US birth data from 2000 – 2014 to learn how Copilot in Excel can help us format data, analyze data, and create visualizations.
A Microsoft acabou de lançar uma versão “beta” do novo office 2016 para mac. Pelas imagens disponibilizadas o interface tornou-se bastante similar à versão PC.
Today we unbox Excel 2016’s new and improved business analytics features, so you can take full advantage of each capability as it applies to your unique business needs. Excel 2016 improvements have been designed with the analyst’s journey in mind, from gathering to consuming data. Source: What’s new for business analytics in Excel 2016 – Office Blogs
You can now use Python in Microsoft Excel
