But these 30-minute smackdowns, which the FWMC refers to as “Excel Esports,” are where the really exciting stuff happens. Most of the people who compete in Excel Esports and the FMWC do Excel ...

But did you know that even workplace applications can be used as an esports title? Take for instance, Microsoft Excel. This may seem like a joke, but MS Excel esports is legit to the point where ...

The Financial Modeling World Cup will be held this weekend entirely in Microsoft Excel. And the finals (the ... the tone felt very much like a typical esports competition — introductions of ...

Or you might have seen "Excel Esports: All-Star Battle," a tournament in which an unexpected full-column Flash Fill is announced like a 50-yard Hail Mary. It's just the latest mainstream ...

Mike Stubbs covers esports, competitive games and the creator economy. This article is more than 4 years old. The new look Excel merch is quite nice. Excel Esports, one of the top UK esports ...

Over the weekend, ESPN broadcast a replay of a recent esports event, that saw the world’s most advanced Microsoft Excel users go head-to-head in a knockout tournament. Yep, you read that correctly.

But the Excel esports scene is still young—and vanishingly small compared with online communities oriented around, say, basketball or soccer fandom. But it may not be small forever.

The UK has the sixth-largest gaming market in the world, but in the most popular esports British pros are few and far between, and household names are even harder to come by. Excel Esports is ...

Veteran League of Legends player and Rogue top laner Andrei "Odoamne" Pascu has verbally agreed to join Excel Esports. The news comes from Blix.gg's journalist Alejandro Gomis. Odoamne has ...

Meet Excel: an esports team founded by brothers Kieran and Joel Holmes-Darby over a pint. Six years later, and with an investment of eight figures behind them, Excel is competing in one of the ...

It's billed as an esports event, akin to competitive gaming, and sponsored by Excel maker Microsoft. "No finance, just Microsoft Excel and logical thinking skills," reads the competition's ...