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My guess is mainly legacy stuff (VBA macros) and .Net/COM based plugins that may be purchased or developed in-house at some businesses. For something brand new
by dbattaglia 9y ago
My guess is mainly legacy stuff (VBA macros) and .Net/COM based plugins that may be purchased or developed in-house at some businesses.
For something brand new I would imagine Google Sheets can handle the vast majority of use cases.
- baldfat 9y agoThose companies need to hire programmers and use a programming language like R.
- debaserab2 9y agoIf you're using excel as a programming interface it's going to be hard to dig out of that. Of course, one could argue that excel was never a good place for that sort of thing in the first place.