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was is exel

was is exel

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If you mean excel it's a microsoft spreadsheet for use on your pc
jon.ellis
15 March 2011
To be more precise it is a very powerful tool for analysing and presenting data. It will plot graphs, calculate averages and many more operations too numerous to explain. Look it up on Microsoft's website.
billboffin
15 March 2011
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