PROGRAM IN MICROSOFT OFFICE

1. MICROSOFT EXEL
Microsoft Excel is a spreadsheet application that allows users to process and
calculate numerical data (numbers). Formulas in spreadsheet sheets are used to process
data. The shape of the worksheet in Microsoft Excel differs from that of the worksheet in
Microsoft Word.
Microsoft Excel's function is to execute table operations or to process data in tables.
Produce large-scale financial reports. Create a graph to enter your data. Create statistical
data to back up your research findings.
2. MICROSOFT WORD
Microsoft Word is an application program from Microsoft Office that is commonly
used for text processing, document management, reports, and so on. Almost all levels of
society use computers, especially Microsoft Office Word, for their activities, such as
students, teachers, workers, and entrepreneurs, and almost all of them use Office Word to
support their activities. In the development of Microsoft Office (including Microsoft Word),
each version always comes out for the development of office software, which includes, of
course, Ms. Office 1998, Office 2003, Office 2007, Office 2010, and Office 2013. 
The functions and uses of Microsoft Word itself vary depending on the user. The
main function of Microsoft Word is to help us process words, so, as above, Ms. Word is
specifically for word processing. MS Word acts as a tool for users and users to complete
work related to words, text, documents, correspondence, and others. With the increasingly
sophisticated tools of Microsoft Word, the functions of MS Word are not only limited to
word processing. Tables in Word can also be used for processing numbers, even though they
are not as complete as in MS Excel. For example, in the new MS Word, for example, like in
MS Word 2010 and 2013, there is a new tool to convert into other media files, for example,
converting from word file to PDF or other program. and many other features that colleagues
can access through Microsoft Word. Besides that, there are many more functions that you
can find in MS Word.
3. OUTLOOK
Outlook is a program that lets you send and receive email, manage calendars, save
contact information, and manage projects. Nevertheless, even if you use Outlook frequently,
you might not be aware of all the wonderful things it can do to boost your productivity.
Outlook enables you to send and receive email, control calendars, save contact
information and keep track of projects.
4. Microsoft OneNote
Microsoft created Microsoft OneNote, a note-taking application featuring capabilities for
multi-user collaboration. This application is used to handle user notes, screenshots, photos,
and voice comments. OneNote users may exchange notes with one another across a
network or the Internet.

Microsoft OneNote's purpose is to serve as a notepad. Make a daily to-do list. creating
project blueprints, formulating recipes, Keep a record of your shopping list, Take brief notes.
5. Microsoft acces
Microsoft Access is an application tool based on relational computer data that is designed
for homes and small to medium-sized businesses.
 Microsoft Access's role is to have particular features to better assist enterprises, businesses,
programmers, organizations, and so on. There are several advantages to using this program,
including increased job effectiveness and time efficiency while processing data for data
reports. This is commonly done when computing personnel schedules, corporate data,
consumer data, and other things.
6. OneDrive
OneDrive, like Dropbox and Google Drive, is a cloud computing service that allows users to
upload and sync files to a cloud storage service and then access them through a Web
browser or certain devices.
You may access, upload, and share files from any location by using OneDrive mobile devices.
You may modify your file using the mobile app by opening it in Word, Excel, or PowerPoint.
7. Microsoft teams
Microsoft Teams is a platform for unified communication and collaboration that
incorporates capabilities such as work discussions, video meetings, file storage (including file
sharing), and application integration. This software interfaces with Office 365 subscriptions
and may also be used with non-Microsoft products.
functions of Microsoft Teams.
 develop immediate and effective communication with the team hold virtual
meetings or conferences through video or voice.
 allows you to exchange documents and files with people of your team.
 allows for virtual collaboration with peers from anywhere and at any time
 handle tasks and monitor the progress of work or team projects
 assist you in using a range of technologies that have been integrated to be utilized,
such as Asana, GitHub, and others
8. Microsoft publisher
Microsoft Publisher is a desktop publishing application that is part of the Microsoft Office
Suite.
Microsoft Publisher has various functions
 For the generation of certificates.
 —For the creation of magazines.
 -Used to create business cards
 -Used to create invitation cards.
 —To make calendars and greeting cards.
 -For the creation of brochures.
 —For cataloging purposes.
 —In order to create posters.
 —For producing newspapers.
 for the development of other desktop publishing solutions
9. Sharepoint
SharePoint is a Web-based platform that combines several Microsoft services such as Office,
One Drive, and the Cloud. In most cases, this service is utilized to establish a corporate
website. It might be a webapp that all workers can use, or a central location for exchanging
data or files, or a location for customer engagement, etc.

The benefits of web-based services are that there is no need to install software, computer
prerequisites are not too high as long as there is a good browser and an internet connection,
and it can be accessed via mobile devices.
10. Microsoft Project
Microsoft Project is a project management software program that was created and is offered
by Microsoft. It is intended to aid project managers in the creation of schedules, the
assignment of resources to tasks, the tracking of progress, the management of budgets, and
the analysis of workloads.
11. Microsoft InfoPath
Microsoft Office InfoPath is a software tool that allows you to create, distribute, fill
out, and submit electronic forms containing structured data.
InfoPath is used to develop forms that gather information and save it as files on a PC
or a web server when SharePoint is hosted. InfoPath provides extensive interactive behavior
based on rules, conditions, and actions and can access and display data from many sources
(web services, XML, databases, and other formats).