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Excel
Excel is a spreadsheet program that is free to use for all AUP Community members. It is one of the productivity applications included in Microsoft Office.
In addition to its standard spreadsheet features such as calculation tables, pivot tables and graphing and charting tools, Excel offers programming support via Microsoft's Visual Basic for Applications (VBA), allows you to access data from external sources via Microsoft’s Dynamic Data Exchange (DDE).
Overview
How to Access
DESKTOP AND MOBILE
For the best experience, we recommend using the Excel app:
- Log in to https://www.office.com/ with your AUP email address and password. Click the top right button "Install Office" to download the desktop application.
- Mobile apps are available for iOS, Android, and Windows Phone 10 from their respective app stores.
ON THE WEB
- Log in to https://www.office.com/ with your AUP email address and password.
- Click Excel to launch the application.
Features
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Get started – Learn basic tasks to accomplish with Excel.
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Share and collaborate on Excel workbooks and sheets
Training Resources
Microsoft has set up a series of videos to help you train on Word on your own.
LinkedIn Learning is also a very rich source of information with a series of videos led by professional to guide you step by step. Access it with your AUP email address and see all the content they offer about Excel.