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Microsoft excel 2007 is most user friendly for begineers
Yes agree to Mr.Zain Hameed, Excel 2007 is best for beginners.
I think that Excel 2010 and 2013 versions are both easy for beginners who aim to practice basic skills because any job requires basic computer skills. I propose that 2010 version for beginners increase their familiarity with Excel ribbons & UI, ability to enter and format data, calculate totals & summaries thru formulas, highlight data that meets certain conditions, creating simple reports & charts, understanding the importance of keyboard shortcuts & productivity tricks. Based on my experience , the following6 areas form the core of basic Excel skills. Excel is a massive application withs of features ands of ribbon (menu) commands. It is very easy to get lost once you open Excel. So one of the basic survival skills is to understand how to navigate Excel and access the features you are looking for. In addition also Add numbers in Excel 2013 is important for beginners as well s using formulas, buttons, and functions (such as the SUM and SUMIF functions).
I recommend 2007 Version for the beginers
Excel 2003 is highly recommended for new users.
Read from:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8L1OVkw2ZQ8
the most easier virgin is 2007
i think excel 2003 is very easy for begginers
i will suggest you a latest version if its available if not any version, take online tutorials available on you tube or other major sites you can search it on google and its for free.
Hi there,
I would recommend use 2003, Highly recommended to use. Becox it has basics with clear terms n easy to understand & operate.
Poonam
Excel 2003 was the easiest. Now I would suggest Excel 2010.
