How to Use Microsoft Excel For FREE | Differences to Paid Office 365 Version

Learn how to legally get Microsoft Excel for FREE. You'll get ALL the new Excel functions that are only available in Office 365 such as Filter, Unique, Sort functions and more. You get all of this for free! No cost, and no trial. It is legal.

If you're thinking about getting Microsoft Office 365 you'll also learn which features are missing in the free version. This way you can decide if you should pay for a subscription or continue with your free Office 365 subscription.

00:00 Get Office 365 for Free Intro
00:30 Get Microsoft Excel for Free
03:32 Missing Features in Excel for the Web - Power Query
04:34 Missing Features in Excel for the Web - VBA and Macros
06:20 Missing Features in Excel for the Web - Visualization
07:49 Missing Features in Excel for the Web - Password Protected Files
08:08 Missing Features in Excel for the Web - File Size Limit
08:22 Microsoft Excel For Free - Summary

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[TylerStanczak]

This is an awesome comparison. Thanks Leila! :)

[tkosse]

Terrific video. Leila cuts right to the chase. One of the best instructors on YouTube.

[SpotlightImpact]

In the past giving excel workshops (mostly about basic Dataviz) has been challenging because everyone has different versions of excel, Mac, PC, etc... this is going to be useful! If we use this all participants will be on the same page! Thank you! 👍🏻

[carlwratten]

It's just amazing how much you have helped in my career, and outside of work Leila. Thank you very much.

[IntraFinesse]

I found this quite valuable, now I can use the 5 functions Leila talks about in another of her Excel videos that covers Xlookup, Sort, Unique, and two others I don't remember.

[johnd]

My monday morning starts good ;-) Thanks Leila, love your videos!

[shakthiatukorala]

Good tutorial and nice comparison. Thanks for sharing.

[wayneedmondson]

Hi Leila. Very interesting! Lack of PQ and VBA in web EXCEL is definitely a bummer. I hope Microsoft adds PQ in the future and makes Type Script available natively to non-business MS365 subscriptions. Maybe in a future video you can do a compare / contrast between web EXCEL and Google Sheets. As always, thanks for sharing :)) Thumbs up!!

[chrism]

Leila, great comparison of the online version vs the 365 version. For me it is worth every penny to pay the subscription, for PQ alone

[homejonny]

Very nice video.

Suggestion for part 2: compassion free Excell with google sheets!!

[julesmansour]

10x leila, i love how professional you are.

[Gaajinikanth]

Tq so much Miss Leila Gharani. I can feel this video is the answer for my question rised today morning (Malaysia time)

[andrewmoss]

I like the mug. ‘Do what you love’ means using Excel!

[denconstutube]

Excellent.
I have a paid subscription, but now I realize that the free version will be just fine for my use.
Thank you again for all your great an informative videos.

[cdyard]

Always something new to learn with you. Thanks.

[wbushnaq]

Thank you so much for the wonderful information

[SavageGothamChess]

Thanks. Very useful tutorial. Better videos, Better Results.

[wjameswilliams]

Thanks for this! Would also be good to know the difference between the different SKUs of paid Excel e.g. Business Vs ProPlus, Beta Channel etc.

[tinabridgemohan]

Love your videos so clear and concise. I was thinking of purchasing the one-time Microsoft Office 2019. On the 365 version does outlook look different

[ismailq]

Hi,
Would you like to compare between office 2019 and office 365
Thanks,