Microsoft Excel is a cool office application that makes working with spreadsheets as efficient and fast as possible. Create tables with huge data sets in minutes, edit existing tables, or work together with other users on common projects.
After the first run, the program will prompt you to create a Microsoft account or sign in. This is very convenient, especially if you also use other services of the developer or similar programs (Microsoft Office, Word, Notepad, OneDrive, and others). Thanks to the account, a lot of useful data will be automatically synchronized and updated on different devices and any platforms (mobile devices, computers) without your participation. But you can postpone this operation and go straight to working with tables.
The main functionality of the program is divided into three tabs: Recent, Shared and Open. The first allows you to access the files you’ve worked with previously. It does not matter which platform you use. Documents that have been modified or created recently on your smartphone, tablet, or computer will be displayed here (only works after authorization in your OneDrive account).
The second tab is an almost full-fledged workspace. Here you can share files, join small teams, and work on projects. The open tab allows you to work with the storage. Here you can access the internal memory of the device and work directly with files in the system, or you can connect cloud storage (for example, Google Drive or OneDrive) and get access to the documents uploaded to the cloud at any time.
