In today’s globalized world, working with multilingual data is common, often requiring translation for effective decision-making. This tutorial demonstrates how to leverage Microsoft Excel’s translate function to overcome language barriers. Previously, translation required external tools or personnel, but now, Excel allows instant translation. Users select the cell, specify the source language (e.g., traditional Chinese), and the target language (e.g., English), and the text is translated. This can be applied to multiple cells for bulk translation. While knowing the source language is ideal, Excel also offers the detect language function, which automatically identifies the language, enabling translation even when the source language is unknown. This is especially useful for data containing multiple languages, like customer feedback, allowing for quick and efficient translation of large datasets. By combining the detect language and translate functions, users can streamline multilingual data processing in Excel.
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