Analysis and Reporting for a Global Organization
Wherever an organization operates, Microsoft Excel remains the common ground for financial modeling, data analysis, and business reporting.
Whether the task is a local budget or a multi-market data pipeline, the formulas, pivot tables, and charts carry the analysis through.
Analysis Across Regions
Data from any region turns into an actionable result once Excel's formulas, pivot tables, and Power Query go to work on it.
Collaborative Workbooks
Colleagues in separate offices share one workbook across browser and desktop, and each edit is tracked as it lands.
Any Platform, Any Region
With coverage on Windows, macOS, iOS, and Android, OneDrive keeps international teams on a single, current workbook.
Charts and Power BI Publishing
Assemble charts and dashboards in Excel, or publish to Power BI so interactive analytics reach teams across every market.
500+ Formulas Included
From SUM and XLOOKUP through advanced statistics, a library of 500+ formulas answers virtually any calculation.
Presentation-Grade Charts
Over 20 chart types - bar, pie, waterfall, funnel, and more - render figures into clear visuals with one click.
Power BI Publishing
Publishing Excel data into Power BI delivers interactive dashboards and real-time analytics across a global organization.
Yes. It comes with all Microsoft 365 Business plans; Business Basic provides web and mobile, and Standard and Premium add the desktop application.
A worksheet accommodates 1,048,576 rows and 16,384 columns; beyond those figures, Power Query and Power BI are recommended.
Yes. When a workbook is stored in OneDrive or SharePoint, users in different locations co-author it in real time, via web or desktop.
Yes. Microsoft Excel is fully available on macOS with the same core features as the Windows version, as part of Microsoft 365.
Turn Data into Decisions Everywhere
Through a Microsoft 365 subscription, Excel arrives with cloud storage, co-authoring, and always-updated features for international teams.