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Installing and running Excel on Windows Phone

What is Excel Mobile?


Excel Mobile is an app for Windows Phone which is developed by Microsoft Corporation. Microsoft Excel Mobile is the best app for reviewing, updating, and creating spreadsheets on Windows phones and tablets (with a screen size of 10.1 inches or smaller). Spreadsheets look great on your phone and tablet: Formulas, charts, tables, and conditional formatting are all there

This version of Excel allows user to stay connected with their task through OneDrive, SharePoint and DropBox. Not only that, your dashboard, charts, conditional formatting are same as desktop. You can make quick changes with the touch of your finger. Can drag columns and move worksheets. Also can tap to add data, format charts, and navigate large spreadsheets

 Image 1: Excel Mobile for Windows Phone


How to install it?

Go to Microsoft Store from your Windows Phone and search for Office if you did not install it in previous. Generally Office app found installed in Windows Phone. If you found Office then install it by touching the Install button.

How to run Excel Mobile?

Step 1: From the App list of your Windows Phone (I'm using Windows 8.1) tap on Office icon.

Image 1: Office app

Step 2: This will show you the recent used Office Documents which was used earlier. Now touch the (+) sign showing in popup menu.

Image 2: Recent list of Office app


Step 3: This will open a popup window named New. Touch the Excel icon.

Image 3: Excel icon in New window


This will start the Excel Mobile.

Image 4: New Excel Mobile worksheet
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