Microsoft Products You Should Learn About
XLS is the default format used with Office 97-2003 The iconic logo of Microsoft, with its red, blue, green, and yellow squares, immediately comes to mind when I think about the company. I also think of Excel, Word and PowerPoint but, there is more to Microsoft than these three desktop staples. My perception of Microsoft expanded when I started my first technology-related role and discovered Power BI, an impressive visualization tool. During the pandemic, I opted for a graphics tablet instead of an iPad due to budget constraints. It was then that I became familiar with Microsoft's Whiteboard, which proved invaluable for my online tutoring. Given Microsoft's ubiquitous presence across industries and its significance in the modern workplace, investing time to learn their offerings can be highly advantageous for personal and professional growth. With that being said, here are some of my top picks for Microsoft software worth learning: PowerApps A low-code deve...