This paper presents an implementation of a wavelet analysis toolbox and its integration within Excel. The toolbox includes the discrete wavelet transform, inverse wavelet transform, wavelet-based de-noising, and an associated plotting utility. The transforms and the de-noising algorithms were implemented in a DLL using C++ while the user interfaces were developed using Visual Basic for Applications (VBA) forms. A simple technique was used to automate the transfer of data, associated properties, and user selections from the worksheet to the DLL, and the computed values from the DLL back to the worksheet. We show how the grouping and presentation of computed wavelet coefficients allow for multiresolution analysis and further processing within Excel. We highlight the benefits behind implementing the basic wavelet analysis functions in Excel with reference to MATLAB.