'excel table' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to refer to a chart or collection of data in an Excel spreadsheet. For example, "I created an excel table to organize the data I collected."
An example downloaded Excel table with predicted OPERA values is provided as Additional file 3: S3.
An example Excel table downloaded from the Chemistry Dashboard with predicted OPERA values.
The second, the Collision Analysis Report (CAR) is an Excel table listing the critical distances between a selection of components and their surroundings using the DMU and SmarTeam.
Data obtained were organized in an Excel table (Microsoft Office Excel, Redmond, WA, USA) and were subjected to the SigmaPlot software (SigmaPlot, San Jose, CA, USA) version 12.0.
The data is often freely available, duplicated publicly on servers all over the world — and even if you got in, "We have a custom C++ framework to analyze the data… you could save it, maybe as an Excel table or something, but it would be incredibly big".
These choices can be discussed and improved, but they are reasonably transparent (they are explicitly mentioned in the excel table, which apparently the FT did not notice), and as one can check they have negligible impact on long run evolutions.
The whole indicator set is available as an Excel table (Table S2).
The results were converted into a Microsoft Excel table (Microsoft Corporation, CA, USA).
Finally, this program compiles the extracted data and exports it into an Excel table for further analysis.
General questions were composed for collecting relevant information about the study, after which the resulting information was entered in a Microsoft Excel table for a clear overview.
The collected data were summarized in a Microsoft Office Excel table to establish an in-house library, which included the name, molecular formula, UV maximum wavelength, chemical structure, and reference of each known compound.
