No doubt that there are "better" tools, still you can't put the blame on Excel. You can choose to put it on either the sloppyness/lazyness of not having checked

No doubt that there are "better" tools, still you can't put the blame on Excel. You can choose to put it on either the sloppyness/lazyness of not having checked (double checked) data and formulas or to the decision to use Excel (possibly due the ignorance of the existence of other "better" tools).