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Excel is the standard in business reporting primarily because of its many different reporting capabilities.  Excel offers not only visual aids such as charts and graphs, but also the capacity for operating with real time data.  This is an advantage no matter what type of report you are using, but we will look at a few other top options:

• Financial: Companies can use Excel to produce yearly, monthly, and daily financial reports in order to present the company’s earnings. This is an efficient way of communicating with executives and investors, particularly when combined with the use of real time data.  Excel also provides financial analysis to help companies track their financial progress.
• Accounting: Excel helps businesses track income and expenditures in an orderly fashion.  From yearly sales to employee expenses, there are reports for every accounting need.
• Sales: Excel is extremely useful in keeping track of inventory, sales, and payroll.
• Education:  Teachers and administrators can use Excel for tracking grades, extracurricular activities, disciplinary issues, and awards received.  This helps schools better meet their students’ needs overall.

The scope of Excel’s audience is broad because the program is so versatile and works with a wide range of business types.  Every business such as a dry cleaner, restaurant, school, retail shop, and insurance agency can benefit from Excel.  From the smallest “mom and pop shop” to the largest corporation – everyone can benefit from Excel.

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