Microsoft is taking its Office program and going online. The next release of Microsoft Office will include Office Web applications, “lightweight” versions of Word, Excel, PowerPoint and OneNote. The company’s announcement follows yesterday’s unveiling of its cloud-based Web apps operating platform, Windows Azure, and both are “part of a strategic companywide shift toward embracing web-based solutions.”
Microsoft has announced the launch of the adCenter Add-in for Excel 2007. You might want to download the Add-in from here.
Analytics programs are great, but they can quickly have you drowning in a sea of numbers. Generating lots of data isn't very helpful if that data isn't actionable. You need information that gives insights that you can feed back into your campaign. One way to tame your data is to massage it into a spreadsheet.
Back in February I wrote a post on how to export DataTables to XML and Excel and I still get a lot of search engine traffic to that post.
The search is on to find the business leader who can demonstrate outstanding communication leadership for his or her organization.
If you're in the Web Analytics/SEO industry you will often find yourself trying to copy data into excel from other sources (Keywords, Search Engine Stats, etc...). An article posted at Text Link Brokers makes importing data into excel VERY simple.
News stories and blog posts have begun to fill with the carillon of funeral bells for Microsoft as Google readies its minimalist spreadsheet program for public debut.
As a great way of easing the transition from previous versions of Office, the Office 2007 team has created "Interactive Command Reference Guides".
The data-linking technology, which connects the spreadsheet program to Access databases and is used by hundreds of firms, may be the property of a Guatemalan inventor.
Savvysoft, a New York City-based financial software company is facing a trademark infringement challenge by Microsoft over the use of the term "Excel."
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