Microsoft's Excel app for Android will soon let you take a photo of a table and turn it into a spreadsheet, the company announced at its Ignite conference. And yes, this spreadsheet can be fully ...

Microsoft has finally added support for Android smartphones to its Word, Excel and PowerPoint applications in the Google Play Store.

In November, Microsoft released mobile versions of its Word, Excel and PowerPoint office apps on Android, but they were only compatible with tablets to start. Today, they’ve added phone support ...

Microsoft today launched Word, Excel, and PowerPoint for Android tablets. Previously in preview, the apps have now hit general availability on Google Play: Word, Excel, and PowerPoint.

It’s not clear if Microsoft plans to eventually replace the dedicated Word, Excel, and PowerPoint apps on Android, or if the unified Office app will live on in parallel for the foreseeable future.

Excel spreadsheets bring raw data to life with support for formulas, charts, tables, PivotTables, sorting, filtering and comments.

Microsoft’s popular Word, PowerPoint and Excel apps are now officially available on Android smartphones and tablets. The company had earlier released a preview version for its Office Suite ...

Excel for Android seems to have the column separation figured out, but it bunched together different rows of data, like the Fat section in the images above.

The Microsoft Garage, an initiative to support extracurricular projects by the company’s interns, employees, and teams, has released an Android tablet keyboard developed specifically for use with… ...

Yep, just as you would expect. This works the same way in Excel and PowerPoint as well. Another feature change that seems obvious in retrospect is that Word can now open *.txt files, which many of ...