Reporting Data in Excel

Microsoft Excel has a vast number of features and is a valuable spreadsheet programme for many businesses.

Microsoft Excel is a powerful reporting tool that allows you to do mass arithmetic calculations, compare lists and values and visualise your data.

You can create charts for analyses which provide a visual representation of situations, or you can use Excel to pool all your data in one place.

Amongst other things, Microsoft Excel is used in businesses to present financial information, record income and expenditures, chart data and much more.

When it comes to data analysis and documentation, Microsoft Excel is a helpful and resourceful programme.

Let’s take a look at the following video tutorial where Dany Hoter, senior project manager in the Excel team at Microsoft, introduces us to ways in which business data can be reported in Excel.

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