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>Something called the "Pro", and something that costs a pretty penny, shouldn't just cater to the ones out and about and only needing Excel. Do you know of tha
by Klover 10y ago
>Something called the "Pro", and something that costs a pretty penny, shouldn't just cater to the ones out and about and only needing Excel.
Do you know of that instant update feature in Excel? It automatically updates cells when you alter one, up to a certain performance point. My MacBook (non anything) stops doing so much faster than when I use a desktop. When I do process a line of heavier formulae I do have to also wait a fair amount longer than when I use a larger machine.
And the pretty penny argument does not really hold up when you are talking about it as a company expense, due to the very favorable tax perspective.
- tinus_hn 10y ago> Do you know of that instant update feature in Excel? It automatically updates cells when you alter one, up to a certain performance point. My MacBook (non anything) stops doing so much faster than when I use a desktop. Sorry but that has to be one of the most ridiculous benchmarks I've seen in a long time.
- cracoucax 10y agoIt's not a benchmark, he's just saying that even excel users can have a need for powerful computers too