What’s New in Version 1.2 Xcell has been completely redesigned to make learning Excel clearer, faster, and more practical. - New Apple-inspired interface with improved navigation - Personalized Today screen with progress and recommended lessons - New learning tracks for Excel Essentials, Business Analysis, Data Quality, and Workbook Modeling - Expanded lessons with hands-on activities, common mistakes, and workplace examples - New exercises for finance, operations, marketing, and people teams - Improved Function Library with examples and formula guidance - Easier access to quizzes, keyboard shortcuts, search, and the Formula Playground - Native sharing so you can recommend Xcell to others - Improved accessibility, Dynamic Type, dark mode, and iPad support - Navigation fixes and general performance improvements Learn Excel by understanding how it works—and applying it to tasks that matter.

This update makes learning Excel more structured, practical, and reliable. • Expanded the course to 10 progressive lessons, covering formula fundamentals, cell references, logical formulas, conditional math, lookups, text cleanup, data organization, error diagnosis, analysis workflows, and auditable workbook design. • Added 26 quiz questions across references, formulas, tables, formatting, sorting, data validation, charts, PivotTables, dynamic arrays, shortcuts, and more. • Added 8 guided practice exercises with realistic datasets, helpful hints, and formula validation. • Every supported function now includes a worked example, expected result, and clear explanation. • Improved the Formula Playground with nested-function support, absolute references such as $A$1, more accurate decimal results, and corrected rounding behavior. • Fixed learning progress so completed lesson steps remain saved between app launches. • Improved practice-grid updates and formula checking. • Fixed weekday learning reminders so each selected day schedules correctly. • Simplified navigation to keep lessons, functions, practice, and the Playground easy to reach. • Improved table layouts, accessibility behavior, dark-mode support, and overall interface consistency. • Removed unfinished features and clarified which formulas the Playground supports. Thank you for learning with Xcell. Keep practicing—small improvements add up quickly.