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Make Sense of Your Data in Microsoft Excel
Ask an Armenian finance or operations team what they open first, and the answer is usually Excel - for modeling, analysis, and reporting alike.
A quick budget or a full data pipeline: the formulas, pivot tables, and charts do the heavy lifting either way.
Analysis That Goes Deep
Point pivot tables and Power Query at a messy dataset and Excel hands back something you can actually decide on.
Shared Workbooks
Open one workbook with the whole team - browser or desktop - and every edit is logged the moment it's made.
On Every Platform
Windows, macOS, iOS, Android - wherever you open it, OneDrive has already synced the newest version of your workbook.
Charts and Power BI
Chart and dashboard inside Excel, or hand the data to Power BI when the analytics need to be interactive and shared.
500+ Formulas On Hand
SUM, XLOOKUP, and the statistical functions in between - 500+ formulas mean there's rarely a calculation Excel can't handle.
Charts Worth Showing
Bar, pie, waterfall, funnel - pick from 20-plus chart types and a single click turns the figures into something worth looking at.
Straight to Power BI
When a chart isn't enough, push the data to Power BI for live dashboards the whole company can open.
It is. Every Business plan bundles it - Business Basic for web and mobile, Standard and Premium adding the desktop app.
One worksheet stretches to 1,048,576 rows and 16,384 columns; when a project outgrows that, Power Query and Power BI pick up the slack.
Yes - keep the workbook in OneDrive or SharePoint and people co-author it live, whether they're in the browser or the desktop app.
It runs fully on macOS, with the same core features as the Windows edition, all under Microsoft 365.
Turn Data into Decisions with Excel
Excel comes with a Microsoft 365 subscription - cloud storage, live co-authoring, and updates that arrive on their own.