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    Microsoft Excel, while not a dedicated test management tool, is often used for organizing test cases due to its widespread availability and general-purpose data handling capabilities. It provides basic functionalities for capturing, tracking, and organizing test case data in a tabular format. However, its primary design as a spreadsheet software limits its capabilities in addressing more complex and specific requirements of software testing.

    The integration with Test Modeller, an advanced model-based testing tool, can significantly enhance the utility of Microsoft Excel for managing test cases. Test Modeller's specialized connector can export tests directly into Excel, simplifying the test management process by providing structured test data in an accessible format. Moreover, Test Modeller can reverse engineer models from existing test cases in Excel. This feature allows teams to convert traditionally managed test cases into a model-based testing approach. By doing so, Test Modeller brings greater precision, coverage, and efficiency to the testing process. The integration of Test Modeller and Microsoft Excel transforms Excel from a simple spreadsheet tool into a more powerful part of a model-based testing process, improving the overall effectiveness and quality of software testing.