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The Microsoft Excel World Championship concluded in Las Vegas, becoming a major event for both enthusiasts and professionals in the field of spreadsheet management.

The event took place in a venue typically used for esports tournaments and attracted participants from around the world. They competed in solving complex problems, showcasing their skills and creativity in using Excel. The final round of the tournament was particularly intense: participants were required to develop intricate formulas to track the performance of 20 avatars in a simulated online game. This task demanded not only proficiency in Excel but also the ability to quickly adapt to changing conditions.

Ultimately, the winner was 30-year-old financial consultant from the United Kingdom, Michael Jarman, who received a cash prize and the title of "Excel Master". The championship organizer, Andrew Grigolyonovich, expressed hope that in the future, the event will evolve into a popular esports competition with substantial prizes, attracting even more participants and spectators.

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