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I agree. Tools exist, for analysts and engineers (MS Access comes to mind for the analyst, python for the engineer), that would rectify the problem. And I thin
by tetrahedr0n 6y ago
I agree.
Tools exist, for analysts and engineers (MS Access comes to mind for the analyst, python for the engineer), that would rectify the problem. And I think it's a fair assumption to say that those tools would be readily available.
Kinda sounds like a management issue, as well. No one ever said "hey you know XLS doesn't support all of this data"?
What a mess.