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Enjoy Team XLS On Tue, Apr 23, 2013 at 9:32 AM, Shahzeb Raj <shahnawaz...@gmail.com> wrote: > > http://rajexcel.blogspot.com/2013/04/whats-new-in-excel-2013.html > > When a new version of Microsoft Office is released, sometimes Excel gets > lots of new features and other times it gets very few new features. In the > case of Office 2013, Excel got quite a few new features.**** > Here’s a quick summary of what’s new in Excel 2013, relative to Excel 2010: > **** > > · *Cloud storage: *Excel is tightly integrated with Microsoft’s > SkyDrive web-based storage.**** > > · *Support for other devices: *Excel is available for other > devices, including touch sensitive devices such as Windows RT tablets and > Windows phones.**** > > · *New aesthetics: *Excel has a new “flat” look and displays an > (optional) graphic in the title bar. The default color scheme is white, but > you can choose from two other color schemes (light gray and dark gray) in > the General tab of the Excel Options dialog box.**** > · > *Single document interface: *Excel no longer supports the option to > display multiple workbooks in a single window. Each workbook has its own > top-level Excel window and Ribbon.**** > > · *New types of assistance: *Excel provides recommended pivot > tables and recommended charts.**** > > · *Fill Flash: *Fill Flash is a new way to extract (by example) > relevant data from text strings. You can also use this feature to combine > data in multiple columns.**** > > · *Support for Apps for Office: *You can download or purchase > apps that can be embedded in a workbook file.**** > > · *The Data Model: *Create pivot tables from multiple data > tables, combined in a relational manner.**** > > · *New Slicer option: *The Slicer feature, introduced in Excel > 2010 for use with pivot tables, has been expanded and now works with tables. > **** > > · *Timeline filtering: *Similar to the Slicer, the Timeline makes > it easy to filter data by dates.**** > > · *Quick Analysis: *Quick Analysis provides single click access > to various data analysis tools.**** > > · *Enhanced chart formatting: *Modifying charts is significantly > easier.**** > > · *New worksheet functions: *Excel 2013 supports dozens of new > worksheet functions.**** > > · *Backstage: *The Backstage screen has been reorganized and is > easier to use.**** > > · *New add-ins: *Three new add-ins are included (for Office > Professional Plus only):**** > PowerPivot, Power View, and Inquire.**** > > http://rajexcel.blogspot.com/2013/04/whats-new-in-excel-2013.html > > -- > Are you =EXP(E:RT) or =NOT(EXP(E:RT)) in Excel? 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