MS Excel 2000 Reviews

I must admit, I quite like Microsoft Excel. It's easy to use and doesn't have half as many bugs as Word does. Excel allows you to quickly and easily create a spreadsheet for all kinds of things, but is ideally suited for financial tasks. I personally use Excel to keep a record of the money I've spent during the month, so it's not too ...  Read the complete review

I work On IT projects, I have been demonstating and training people, and am fast learning some basic rules over the years. Use the most widely marketed products for whatever problems you need to solve. Microsoft Office 2000 is such a product (and of course Office XP). Within this the most versatile element is the spreadsheet Excel. This ...  Read the complete review

s well as providing us with excellent utilities for making spreadsheets Microsoft Excel 2000 has a few hidden features. My favourite one is the car racing game, which I shall explain how to access at the end of one of my longest pieces of work yet! As I said in the beginning Microsoft excel provides us with many features for making ...  Read the complete review

Excel is a program that just about every computer user will have experienced at some point in their life, but few home users actually use it's full power. Not that I do either, in fact I use only a small handful of the features that Excel offers, but I recently discovered that Excel is more useful than I once thought. For anyone who ...  Read the complete review

I’ve already give my thoughts about the Microsoft Office suite of programs under Word and I’d just summarise here by saying that because the Office suite is so popular and widely used, it’s made all the component parts equally popular and well liked. Word has its detractors, but the Excel spreadsheet application is ...  Read the complete review

I found about this little "Easter Egg" tonight. Try it - it really works and may brighten up a dull day in the office! You MUST follow the following instructions EXACTLY for it to work. The designers of serious apps like this obviously didn't want us to find this, its very tricky. But it works I absolutely faithfully promise ...  Read the complete review

I would have thought that the ability to perform relatively simple mathematical tasks using a spreadsheet was more or less the raison d'e^tre of said spreadsheet. Not, apparently, in the world according to Bill Gates and Microsoft. I first encountered problems with functions when trying to find the x-intercept of a line. This called ...  Read the complete review

I have been using MS Excel both corporately and privately for about 8 years, starting with version 2. I would describe myself as a heavy user, but perhaps not a “power” user, i.e. the management reports I designed and ran were large rather than pioneering in any statistical way. It would be easy for me to list some ...  Read the complete review

MS Excel 2000 can either be purchsed as part of MS Office 2000 or as a stand-alone program. It's primary purpose is to manipulate data, mainly numerical, for statistical analysis. In other words, you can put numbers into a spreadsheet and produce charts and graphs to display the data as a visual image. Excel includes many add-in ...  Read the complete review

I work for a financial institution and consequently we use Excel quite a lot, as most of the information we deal with is in the form of a spreadsheet. Recently I have moved from actually selling our product (cars) to creating management reporting information concerning how many cars we have sold. When I changed jobs, I thought I was ...  Read the complete review

Talk about a brand leader. Excel has evolved over recent years to become the only spreadsheet facility to use. It integrates seamlessly with the other components of Office, whether it be 97 or 2000, although some of the features can seem strange at first if you have been using Lotus or Quattro but generally Excel is far superior to use and ...  Read the complete review

Excel 2000 is an excellent product, I have just upgraded Excel 97 and I find it still has the same functionality plus some new features. I use it to produce many varies types of spreadsheets including charts & graphical representations. It can handle simple and very complex spreadsheets with ease. I also use the spreadsheet for data manipluation, ...  Read the complete review

I have been a user of Microsoft excel for about six years now and still claim that you wont find a better spreadsheet anywhere, recently I started to use excel 2000 and surprised how far it has improved compared to the last one I used (excel 95). For beginners it may seem impossible to get excel to do what you want but with the help of the excel ...  Read the complete review

I use Excel everday at work, I am no clever clogs but am quite confident in using Excel, even if we still are only on '97!!!!. This is a very powerful tool which can do some amazing things, especially if used with VB. If you are a novice or complete beginner to spreadsheets don't be put off as this is very user friendly and you ...  Read the complete review

I have to 'fess up here - I haven't used Excel 2000 much yet, but I am pretty familiar with Excel 97, with which it bears more than a passing resemblance. This is not, therefore, a review of E2k, but rather a comment on Excel in general, and some of its shortcomings in particular. Until Microsoft Office took over the world, thanks ...  Read the complete review

There's no questioning that Excel is one very powerful spreadsheet package: the sheer number of features and tools would keep the most dedicated mathematician happy for months. However, it is not without many faults from the 'average' user's point of view. Although you can do pretty much anything with it, it's not ...  Read the complete review

Microsoft Excel 2000 is the spreadsheet package in Microsoft Office. It also is an improved version of Excel 97. Again, as in all new Microsoft products, the setup program is easier to use and there are some components, which can be run from the Compact Disc that came with it. Integrate this software with Microsoft Word and you can use all its ...  Read the complete review

I started of as the type of person who said a spreadsheet is a spreadsheet. That was when all I wanted to do was add a few numbers together and some simple calculations. Microsoft Excel has alot more to offer than the standard spreadsheet packages. The first thing that most users will find usefull in the Microsoft spreadsheet solution is ...  Read the complete review

When I started woring with Office products I started with Microsoft Office - Word and Excel mainly and occasionally Power Point! I started with Office 95 and now I'm using Office 2000. To be totaly honest - I haven't noticed that much difference between Excel 97 and Excel 2000 - but I don't use it that deeply! This product is ...  Read the complete review

It's a standard. When was the last time you were sent a Lotus 123 file these days? NEVER! Unless you got one that is. Microsofts core app Excel is one of the best and most intuitive spreadsheets you're likely to come across. Not only this but it's perfect integration (?) into the Office suite means that you can expand on ...  Read the complete review