Published
How does Microsoft Excel come up with its new features? In our first episode of Inside Excel, learn how three Microsoft teams from around the world came together to invent a way for users to convert data from a printed picture of data into a fully editable table in Excel, using the Excel app on your iOS or Android device.
Learn more: http://aka.ms/ExcelTechCommunity
Learn more: http://aka.ms/ExcelTechCommunity
- Category
- Software
Sign in or sign up to post comments.
Be the first to comment
Up Next
-
00:34
Trailer: Understanding the Excel Data Model
-
02:39
Microsoft's finance team leverages Copilot in Excel for data analysis
-
01:06
How to filter data in a range or table in Microsoft Excel
-
01:49
Why use Data Validation in Excel?
-
16:47
Excel Table Talk Episode 5 - Excel and PowerBI: Better Together
-
01:49
Inside Excel - Episode 4: Dynamic Arrays
-
02:26
Python in Excel: Dive into data
-
06:20
Visio Data Visualizer: Automatically create process diagrams from Excel data’
-
01:30
Python in Excel: a powerful combination for data analysis and visualization
-
01:04
Copilot in Excel is making next-level data analysis available for all
-
00:54
How to insert or delete rows and columns in Microsoft Excel
-
00:46
Unlock data in Excel like never before with Python
-
02:26
Inside Excel - Episode 3: Ideas
-
01:57
Inside Excel - Episode 2: Rich Data Types
-
01:19
Validate cell data in Excel 2016
-
15:56
Understanding the Excel Data Model (Office 15-Minute Webinar)
-
03:16
Analyzing Salesforce Data with Excel
-
00:22
Microsoft 365 Copilot in Excel | Analyzing Data
-
00:28
Using Conditional Formatting in Excel to make data pop #shorts #microsoft #excel
-
01:15
How to apply data validation to cells in Microsoft Excel
-
37:10
Create data-driven diagrams with Microsoft Excel and Visio
-
26:01
How to get more new data types in Microsoft Excel
Loading...