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Sheets is definitely usable but it's a bit light on functionality. I'm using the new Excel for Mac right now and it's just very slow and buggy. Also, the aforem
by howlingfantods 11y ago
Sheets is definitely usable but it's a bit light on functionality. I'm using the new Excel for Mac right now and it's just very slow and buggy. Also, the aforementioned alt-key shortcut is absent in the Mac version. Not having these shortcuts literally adds hours to my workday.
I'd probably pay 300-400 dollars for an Excel alternative with full keyboard shortcuts.
- nodesocket 11y agoAnd you've tried Mac Numbers (http://www.apple.com/mac/numbers/ http://www.apple.com/mac/numbers/) right?
- howlingfantods 11y agoI tried it many years ago and it was lacking features like pivot tables and scripting. Overall, I got the impression that numbers was more consumer than professional oriented. Haven't used it recently though.
- coldtea 10y ago>and it's just very slow and buggy. I've been using it for months with large-ish sheets (e.g. 10-20MB) but have neither seen it to be slow nor buggy.