Microsoft Excel 2010, has improved over previous versions, as it manages, with fewer steps, the result you want. There are more and different formats for calculations and graphics.
With the tool PowerPivot long and complicated tasks are made easier, lists several other worksheets and workbooks.
Microsoft Excel Web App makes our work available in the network, for others to see it or to be used by different people and places.
With the tool PowerPivot long and complicated tasks are made easier, lists several other worksheets and workbooks.
Microsoft Excel Web App makes our work available in the network, for others to see it or to be used by different people and places.
It has also improved the relationship between Microsoft Excel and Sharepoint 2010.
If you want to do calculations, there are several sections where you can make, and a whole label called “formulas” where they are stored by function.
If you use the keyboard over the mouse, with the ALT key, we can see all the options out there.
If we use certain buttons more than others, on the top bar it can be added or removed at our discretion.
Another novelty is the power to keep a job in other formats to be opened in versions prior to 2010, where certain things are not equal, but it will be adapted.
If you want to do calculations, there are several sections where you can make, and a whole label called “formulas” where they are stored by function.
If you use the keyboard over the mouse, with the ALT key, we can see all the options out there.
If we use certain buttons more than others, on the top bar it can be added or removed at our discretion.
Another novelty is the power to keep a job in other formats to be opened in versions prior to 2010, where certain things are not equal, but it will be adapted.
Links:
http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/excel-help/what-s-new-in-excel-2010-HA010369709.aspx?CTT=5&origin=HA010370218
http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/excel-help/make-the-switch-to-excel-2010-RZ101809963.aspx?CTT=5&origin=HA010370218
