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Wow, I love this for letting business-oriented folks maintain their business logic in the spreadsheet. If they want to change a calculation, they just edit the
by planckscnst 10y ago
Wow, I love this for letting business-oriented folks maintain their business logic in the spreadsheet. If they want to change a calculation, they just edit the spreadsheet.
- ristic 10y agoThat's exactly the use case the tool arose from. The main con is the RAM overhead introduced by running LibreOffice instead of splitting the application up into a database and code. For me con this is nullified by the amount of time saved not having to re implement the logic and now, like you mention, the onus is on the team who created the spreadsheet to fix any bugs in their logic.