Microsoft Excel has added Bitcoin (BTC) to its official currency list. This means that you can now use BTC as the currency for your data in Excel spreadsheets. You can also format cells to display BTC values in different ways, such as with commas and decimals. You can also use formulas to perform calculations in BTC.

To use Bitcoin in Excel, first you will need to install the Crypto Currency Add-in. You can do this by going to File > Options > Add-ins and then clicking the "Browse" button. Then, navigate to the location where you downloaded the Crypto Currency Add-in and select it. Finally, click the "OK" button.

Once the add-in is installed, you can start using Bitcoin in your Excel spreadsheets. To do this, simply type "BTC" into a cell and then press Enter. Excel will automatically format the cell to display the value in BTC.

You can also use formulas to perform calculations in BTC. For example, to calculate the total value of a series of BTC values, you can use the SUMIF function. For example, the following formula will calculate the total value of all BTC values in the range A2:A10:

SUMIF(A2:A10, "BTC", B2:B10)

You can also use conditional formatting to format cells based on the value of a BTC cell. For example, the following formatting will format cells as red if their value is less than 100 USD:

=AND(A2:A10 = "BTC", B2:B10 < 100)

$BTC