Excel on the web: Microsoft closes the gap on the desktop version Your email has been sent If you haven't tried Excel on the web in a while, you might be surprised by ...

This morning, Microsoft opened the tech preview of its long-anticipated Office Web Apps. Here’s a first look at what the online version of Excel has in store. From the online SkyDrive folders, you can ...

Many people would claim that Excel's desktop app is far more useful than its web-based counterpart, and they would be right: it has more tools, is much more powerful, and works well without an ...

JavaScript isn't replacing Office macros anytime soon, but the Office Web apps (and the SharePoint-based enterprise equivalents) are improving regularly. For users that means simple but useful ...

Selecting the right version of Microsoft Excel is a critical decision that can influence your productivity, collaboration, and overall user experience. With multiple options available, including beta ...

A whole host of improvements and new features are coming to Microsoft Excel for the web, according to a company blog post. The significant performance improvements concern opening workbooks, scrolling ...

We all have a bit of a soft spot for Excel — it's the tried-and-true tool that's tackled everything from your middle school project to complex corporate financial models. But as the way we work ...

Saving your Microsoft Excel worksheet as a Web page makes it easy for anyone with an Internet browser to view your data. If you want to see how your table will look as a Web page before publishing it ...

Don't manually re-enter data you find on the Web. Open Excel and transfer the data directly into a worksheet. If you glean data from the Web (and who doesn’t these days), chances are that you print ...

This change can be made via two approaches to changing the default browser – The Microsoft Windows settings pages and your system’s Control Panel. They’re both very easy to follow. Open Windows ...