Microsoft Excel remains the top spreadsheet application available today, with a long list of built-in data calculation and visualization tools. But other spreadsheet software aren’t far behind. Why ...

No, really, it's possible that Microsoft's Excel is the most dangerous software on the planet. Yes, more dangerous than rogue code running a nuclear power plant, than the Stuxnet that was deliberately ...

It's available on practically every PC, and the capacity of Excel for data manipulation make it a strong business intelligence (BI) tool. On top of this, Microsoft's spreadsheet application is easy to ...

The Excel software automatically expands rows and columns when you sort data and more room is needed for the extra data. You can stop this feature from occurring in the Excel AutoCorrect properties ...

The Excel software allows you to use the VBA coding language to create macros and automated services. You can create a macro in the VBA editor to send an email and set a reminder. The reminder only ...

Microsoft Windows may get all the press coverage, but when you want to get real work done, you turn your attention to the applications that run on it. And if you use spreadsheets, that generally means ...

Excel's grid feels like an endless canvas until you hit the boundaries of row 1,048,576 or column XFD. These limits aren't random—they're digital walls shaped by history, hardware, and binary logic.

Analysis: As the world's most popular office software marks 40 years of cells and rows, why do we keep making the same mistakes with spreadsheets? Spreadsheet blunders aren't just frustrating personal ...

Research from to Datarails (via The Register) found over half (54%) of finance professionals aged 22 to 32 report "loving" ...