Originally posted by: Syringer
Originally posted by: RichUK
Originally posted by: MrDudeMan
Originally posted by: Fayd
Originally posted by: RichUK
- Does Office 2007 actually provide more functionality over 2003 ? in the sense of enabling you as the individual to work more efficiently / the organisation to operate more effectively?
in MS:Word?
Definitely.
in excel? nope.
Wrong. Excel definitely has new features. Maybe you don't use them, but they exist. A lot of the basic functionality didn't change because it was already very good, but a lot of advanced things did.
Like?
I can get the entire office 2007 package and charge it to my project if I wanted, but there?s no benefit from what I can see.
A few things that I use on a daily basis that previous Excels don't have are:
-One click remove duplicates
-Add more than two levels of sorting
-More than 65k rows which has been *very* crucial at times
-More options in creating pivot tables
I use Excel everyday but probably don't use it to the extent that some here use it, but it certainly makes life easier..