What are 10 differences between Microsoft Word and Microsoft Excel?

Answer 1

Here are 10 differences:

1. Word is a word processing application while Excel is a spreadsheet application
2. You usually use Word in writing letters or essays while Excel is good for creating documents that has a lot of data that needs to be presented in table form
3. Word has a grammar checking facility
4. Excel lacks some advanced formatting abilities that are present in Word
5. Word has some, but very limited, abilities to write custom equations and formulas, whereas Excel is designed for numerical analysis and manipulation and so has extensive abilities to write formulas and equations.
6. They have different menu options
7. Excel allows more ways to copy things than Word does
8. Excel allows you to use and build custom lists.
9. Excel has far greater capabilities for database activities, like filtering with criteria
10. Excel enables you to do what-if analysis and statistical analysis.

Answer 2

Microsoft Word is generally used for professional documents, user manuals, guides, etc. Whereas Microsoft Excel is used to perform mathematical equations, work out bugdets, perform addition\subtraction\division problems.

Answer 3

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