Despite how easy it is to use Microsoft Office on Android devices it's sure is hard to convince people to make the switch from their desktops onto their smartphones. Even more so when it comes to traditionally desktop bound functions like word processing. The truth is, these days connecting a smartphone to an external monitor or physical keyboard is easy enough, and using Microsoft Office on Android devices is a more portable and lightweight option than ever. Even more so when you stop to consider costs, there is a completely free (you read right, it costs exactly $0) app for the most usual Microsoft Office tools and they ready to use on Android devices. The only problem is that most of us aren't taking full advantage of this great package. Here are our answers to your questions.
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You can use Microsoft Excel Preview to open existing spreadsheets, create new ones, and of course edit them, too. You can always come back to your work exactly where you left off, since Microsoft Excel Preview recognizes which spreadsheet you've edited most recently, independent of the device you were working from.
With Microsoft Excel Preview, you can sync all your spreadsheets to both your Microsoft account and other services like Dropbox. This way, you'll never again have to worry about losing any progress you make on your work.
Microsoft Excel Preview is an excellent tool for working on spreadsheets, and it offers everything you'd expect from an official app.
How to use Microsoft Office on your Android device
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