When you type the word ‘Excell’ on Google to find its meaning, it shows the result for the word ‘Excel’. So most people get confused that is Excell really a word or does it even exists.

This made me think that is there any comparison between ‘Excell Vs Excel’. Excell is very similar to Excel in spelling and pronunciation but has different meanings.

So, today in this article I will make you understand the difference between these two words by their meanings and how you can use them in your sentences properly.

·        Meaning of Excell

Excell is often considered a misspelling of the word ‘Excel’. It is usually a surname adopted by many people. Sometimes, it also comes as a misspelling of exceed and excess. And it is also taken as a short form of Excellent.

The word seems to be correct when it is taken as the past form of the word Excel which is ‘Excelled’ but generally the word ‘Excell’ is not used in sentences. Sometimes it is taken as the name of a school or a brand name for the business as per individual thought.

Examples

Mayank did an excelljob.(correct)

Congratulations! You have excelled in this exam. (correct)

Excell Academy is very famous for computer classes. (correct)

If you want to excell in your life, you should choose your career smartly. (incorrect)

·        Meaning of Excel

Excel means success or achievement in something. It is used when someone performs exceptionally good in an activity or subject. It can also be used to surpass above all, in your dealings.

In other words, Excel is also a name of the product of Microsoft incorporation which is used for all forms of calculations and keeping records in schools, colleges, businesses, and organizations. Microsoft Excel is a spreadsheet program that is used for calculations and other things as well.

Examples

I often use Microsoft Excel for keeping records.

All the hard work I am doing today is to excel in life.

I want to excel in this art competition.

They both excel in their respective fields.

The Final Words

Excelled and Excelling both are correct words as they are the past and present continuous form of the word ‘Excel’ respectively. So you need to remember that you can use Excelled and Excelling but ‘Excell’ is a misspelling. Further Excel is a word that implies success or achievement and also a name of Microsoft incorporation.