Excel 2016

Excel 2016 is a new version of the popular Excel software that edits and creates spreadsheets. This program is an important element in Microsoft Office. In this version released in 2016, a huge number of innovations have been made to improve the operation of this utility.

Functionality

The main changes in Excel were the same as in other programs that are part of the Office suite. The developers added cloud storage and intelligent search. Thanks to this, all the material that was created and processed in the table editor will be stored in the OneDrive application. The files can be accessed from different devices. For example, with a personal computer, you can pick up where you left off. At the same time, you can do all of this from the comfort of your home. If you have forgotten where the required function is located, Excel 2016 will easily help to solve this problem. Thanks to a special search, the user will be able to find what he needs. To realize this goal, you need to describe a certain function in the intelligent assistant, and the software will tell you where the key that is responsible for performing this action is located. In addition to all of the above, the program has other positive innovations. Excel 2016 developers have introduced three-dimensional maps that allow you to run geospatial visualization. Exponential smoothing is a way of accounting that was added to the forecasting function. Also, users with touchscreen devices who work with Excel 2016 can use not only handwriting input, but also the "Recommended Charts" feature. This is a new feature with which there will be unfamiliar components (Tree, Sunbeams, Pareto, Histogram, Cascading and more).

System Requirements

For comfortable work with Excel 2016, you need to have 2 GB RAM and free disk space (from 3 GB). To install the application, you will need to use Windows 7 and newer version.

Key features

• 3D maps implementation;
• intelligent search to help you find the desired function;
• addition of exponential smoothing;
• introduction of new components in summary tables;
• sharing material by storing files in cloud storage;
• innovation for working with touchscreen devices;
• the ability to import information from publicly available sources;
• new types of charts that appear in recommendations;
• a lightweight and new graphical look and feel.