Microsoft Excel is a spreadsheet program developed by Microsoft Corporation for Microsoft Windows and Mac OS X. It is a part of Microsoft Office, known for creating graphs, charts and spreadsheets, and its templates are created in a file with .xlt extension containing the default spreadsheet data, which is significant in creating new Excel files. These files can either be created by users or that which is provided by Excel, allowing users to make several workbooks. It works in calculation, graphing tools, pivot tables, and Visual Basic applications via macros. A variety of Microsoft Excel versions support the files with .xlt extension, such as Microsoft Excel Mobile support, Lotus Translation Table, PDF Creator, Microsoft Application Virtualization, Procomm Plus Translation Table and Microsoft Open XML Converter. The present version of this program, as of this writing, is Microsoft Excel 2012. There are some applications that can also be used to open these files, such as PlanMaker, NeoOffice, LibreOffice Calc, OpenOffice Calc, etc.
Microsoft Excel 2010 is one of the many versions of spread sheet tools that were released by Microsoft. This program has built-in tools which includes the ones being used for visualization and analysis which helps its users highlight as well as track the data trends which are deemed important. This version allows its users to access their data even with just the use of a smartphone or a Web browser. The file that is being created using Microsoft Excel 2010 can be uploaded to the Web which will allow it to be accessible to your colleagues as well so that you can all work together on the file. It has the capability of allowing its users to visualize the summary of their data with the use of the built-in tiny charts that can actually fit inside the cell along with the user’s text data together with Sparklines.