Excel has many such tools, all fundamentally being formulas and functions.
Yes it is. Macros are used to automate tasks. If you know how to create them, you can do many different kinds to do a wide range of tasks.
Macros are used to automate repetative tasks.
Macros are used to automate repetative tasks.
Used to automate manually intensive and repetitive tasks.
VBA stands for Visual Basic for Applications. Visual Basic is a computer programming language. Using VBA you can write commands (a macro) which execute when run. This can be very useful (particularly if you want to automate repetitive, frequent and time consuming tasks in Excel for example).
1. Tasks that are repetitive. 2. Tasks that can be easily described as a series of steps, where all of the inputs are known or are easily obtained. 3. Tasks that are very prone to human error.
It has built-in functions to help accomplish mathematical tasks.
PowerShell, VBScript, Scheduled Tasks... there are lots.
information system could help automate these tasks
No. There are bots that can automate tasks such as woodcutting or fishing, but any use of these can result in your account being banned.
Excel has a variation of Visual BASIC built into it, called Visual BASIC for Applications, commonly called VBA. The advantage of using VBA is that it greatly enhances what you can do with Excel. It gives you greater power to do things with Excel that are difficult or impossible with Excel formulas. It can help automate tasks by creating simple macros. It brings the powers of programming to Excel.The main disadvantage is the complexity of VBA if you are not familiar with it. It takes time to learn how to use it, and even then it can be complicated to get it to do what you want. If you have knowledge of Visual BASIC that will help, but there are aspects of VBA that are especially for working with Excel. There is the danger to ruining your data if you do something wrong with VBA.
Any career that is not just tedious repetitive tasks will inevitably require the use of math.