Editing Microsoft Excel (section)

===Summary===
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{| class="wikitable sortable"
|+ Microsoft Excel for Windows release history
|-
! Year
! Name
! Version
! scope="col" class="unsortable"|Comments
|-
|1987
|Excel 2
|{{Version|o|2.0}}
|Renumbered to 2 to correspond with contemporary Macintosh version. Supported macros (later known as Excel 4 macros).
|-
|1990
|Excel 3
|{{Version|o|3.0}}
|Added 3D graphing capabilities
|-
|1992
|Excel 4
|{{Version|o|4.0}}
|Introduced auto-fill feature
|-
|1993
|Excel 5
|{{Version|o|5.0}}
|Included Visual Basic for Applications (VBA) and various object-oriented options
|-
|1995
|Excel 95
|{{Version|o|7.0}}
|Renumbered for contemporary Word version. Both programs were packaged in Microsoft Office by this time. 
|-
|1997
|Excel 97
|{{Version|o|8.0}}
|
|-
|2000
|Excel 2000
|{{Version|o|9.0}}
|Part of Microsoft Office 2000
|-
|2002
|Excel 2002
|{{Version|o|10.0}}
|
|-
|2003
|Excel 2003
|{{Version|o|11.0}}
|Released only 1 year later to correspond better with the rest of Microsoft Office (Word, PowerPoint, etc.).
|-
|2007
|Excel 2007
|{{Version|o|12.0}}
|
|-
|2010
|Excel 2010
|{{Version|o|14.0}}
|Due to [[Triskaidekaphobia|superstitions surrounding the number 13]], Excel 13 was skipped in version counting.
|-
|2013
|Excel 2013
|{{Version|o|15.0}}
|Introduced 50 more [[Function (mathematics)|mathematical functions]] (available as pre-packaged commands, rather than typing the formula manually). 
|-
|2016
|Excel 2016
|{{Version|o|16.0}}
|Part of [[Microsoft Office 2016]]
|-
|2019
|Excel 2019
|{{Version|o|17.0}}
|Part of [[Microsoft Office 2019]]
|-
|2021
|Excel 2021
|{{Version|co|17.0}}
|Part of [[Microsoft Office 2021]]
|-
|2024
|Excel 2024
|{{Version|c|17.0}}
|Part of [[Microsoft Office 2024]]
|}

{| class="wikitable sortable"
|+ Microsoft Excel for Macintosh release history
|-
! Year
! Name
! Version
! scope="col" class="unsortable"|Comments
|-
|1985
|Excel 1
|{{Version|o|1.0}}
|Initial version of Excel. Supported macros (later known as Excel 4 macros).
|-
|1988
|Excel 1.5
|{{Version|o|1.5}}
|
|-
|1989
|Excel 2
|{{Version|o|2.2}}
|
|-
|1990
|Excel 3
|{{Version|o|3.0}}
|
|-
|1992
|Excel 4
|{{Version|o|4.0}}
|
|-
|1993
|Excel 5
|{{Version|o|5.0}}
|Only available on PowerPC-based Macs. First PowerPC version. 
|-
|1998
|Excel 98
|{{Version|o|8.0}}
|Excel 6 and Excel 7 were skipped to correspond with the rest of Microsoft Office at the time. 
|-
|2000
|Excel 2000
|{{Version|o|9.0}}
|
|-
|2001
|Excel 2001
|{{Version|o|10.0}}
|
|-
|2004
|Excel 2004
|{{Version|o|11.0}}
|
|-
|2008
|Excel 2008
|{{Version|o|12.0}}
|
|-
|2011
|Excel 2011
|{{Version|o|14.0}}
|As with the Windows version, version 13 was skipped for superstitious reasons.
|-
|2016
|Excel 2016
|{{Version|o|16.0}}
|Future release dates for the Macintosh version are intended to correspond better to those for the Windows version, from 2016 onward.
|-
|2019
|Excel 2019
|{{Version|o|17.0}}
|Part of [[Microsoft Office 2019]]
|-
|2021
|Excel 2021
|{{Version|co|17.0}}
|Part of [[Microsoft Office 2021]]
|-
|2024
|Excel 2024
|{{Version|c|17.0}}
|Part of [[Microsoft Office 2024]]
|}

{| class="wikitable sortable"
|+ Microsoft Excel for OS/2 release history
|-
! Year
! Name
! Version
! scope="col" class="unsortable"|Comments
|-
|1989
|Excel 2.2
|{{Version|o|2.2}}
|Numbered in between Windows versions at the time
|-
|1990
|Excel 2.3
|{{Version|o|2.3}}
|
|-
|1991
|Excel 3
|{{Version|o|3.0}}
|Last OS/2 version. Discontinued subseries of Microsoft Excel, which is otherwise still an actively developed program. 
|}