It does indeed have a high monetary impact. Just look at Microsoft. I use PowerPivot and PowerQuery a lot. A job does not have to be particularly interesting f

It does indeed have a high monetary impact. Just look at Microsoft. I use PowerPivot and PowerQuery a lot. A job does not have to be particularly interesting for you to derive value from those two, practically any Excel-using job will do. Either of the two is a game-changer by itself. I think that the bulk of user-facing changes to Excel over the last ten years is in either PowerQuery or PowerPivot. Neither has an adequate alternative in LO, as far as I’m aware.