Excel versions

  • Excel 1.0

    Excel 1.0
    Excel 1.0 was the first excel created and one of the first spreadsheet programs to use a graphical interface with a pull down menu, this version was only released for macintosh.
  • Excel 2.0

    Excel 2.0
    Excel 2.0 was the first windows version of Excel and was named "2" to correspond to the mac version.
  • Excel 3.0

    Excel 3.0
    Excel 3.0 included toolbars, drawing, outlining, add-in support, 3D charts, and many more new features
  • Excel 4.0

    Excel 4.0
    Excel 4.0 was the first popular version of excel, probably because it had better mouse implementation, more shortcuts, customisable toolbars, and the introduction of the fill handle.
  • Excel 5.0

    Excel 5.0
    Excel was a major upgrade which included multi-sheet workbooks and support for VBA. This was a major world break through as now users could record macros to automate repetitive tasks.
  • Excel 7.0 (there is no excel 6.0 because they wanted all microsoft applications to have the same number)

    Excel 7.0 (there is no excel 6.0 because they wanted all microsoft applications to have the same number)
    Excel 7.0, also known as excel 95 was the first major 32-bit version of excel. There were almost no external changes but it was faster and more stable.
  • Excel 8.0 ( Excel 97 )

    Excel 8.0 ( Excel 97 )
    This introduced the paper clip office assistant, validations, and a new VBA interface for developers.
  • Excel 9.0/Excel 2000

    Excel 9.0/Excel 2000
    Excel 9.0, or more popularly known as Excel 2000, improved the clipboard to hold many objects at a time. It also introduced the feature of excel self repair
  • Excel 10.0

    Excel 10.0
    Excel 10.0 was a part of office XP. It had some useful features like background formula-auditing which identifies potential errors in formulas and it also included the capability to recover spreadsheets if excel quit.
  • Excel 11.0/Excel 2003

    Excel 11.0/Excel 2003
    Excel 11.0 was a part of Office 2003. It included new features like: improved support for XML, a new "list range" feature and new smart tag enhancements.
  • Excel 2007

    Excel 2007 introduced the .xlsx format and the ribbon menu system.
  • Excel 2002

    Excel 2002
    Excel 2007 added the new .xlsx format and the ribbon menu
  • Excel 14.0

    Excel 14.0, also known as excel 2010 was a major upgrade. New features include extended image editing capabilities, sparkline graphics, and improved pivot tables.
  • Excel 14.0

    Excel 14.0
    Excel 14.0 or excel 2010 included a lot of new features as one of the biggest excel updates
  • Excel 15.0

    Excel 15.0 or Excel 2013 had a lot of new features like powerview, flashfill, and other 50 new features
  • Excel 15.0

    Excel 15.0
    Excel 15.0 or Excel 2013 is one of the biggest excel updates with over 50 new features
  • Excel 16.0

    Excel 16.0 included in Office 2016. Came out with a lot of new tools including: Power Query integration, Read-only mode for Excel, Keyboard access for Pivot Tables and Slicers in Excel, New Chart Types, Quick data linking in Visio and Excel forecasting functions
  • Excel 16.0

    Excel 16.0
    Excel16 Included in Office 2016, along with a lot of new tools included in this release: Power Query integration, Read-only mode for Excel, Keyboard access for Pivot Tables and Slicers in Excel, New Chart Types