Compiling data takes time that can hold up a project. You need a fast, easy way to gather and sync your data, so you can focus on analysis and forecasting.

You can use Excel to project values that are based on existing data or to automatically generate values based on linear or growth trend calculations. Fill in a series that fits a simple trend, use functions to …

Analyze Data in Excel empowers you to understand your data through natural language queries that allow you to ask questions about your data without having to write complicated formulas.

Learn how to use the Analysis ToolPak to perform complex Excel data analysis. Explore the various data analysis functions available in Excel.

Export your project data to Excel for in-depth data analysis and create visual reports by using Excel PivotTables, charts, and other features.

In Excel, select File > New, and then pick a project template like the Microsoft Project Task List. You can also export data from Project to Excel for data analysis and visual reporting. Move data from Excel to …

With Project, you can create and customize striking graphical reports of whatever project data you want, without having to rely on any other software. As you work on the project, the reports change to reflect …

In Project Online, you get three sample reports that provide high-level details about all your projects. Each report uses some combination of the six prebuilt OData data connections that come with …

How to use Power Pivot in Excel to perform data analysis and create sophisticated data models using data from various sources to see hidden patterns and trends.

Pick a predefined report or dashboard to view project details and status, use report templates to create your own reports, or apply a visual report to view your project data in Excel of Visio.

Ensure flexible analysis and use PivotTables to quickly present, explore, and summarize different views of your data. Use the Quick Analysis feature to create charts, 3D maps, sparklines, or conditional …