We're closer in agreement. And I'd never suggest that Excel was the best solution or even a good solution at times. (I hated the tedious error-prone things that

We're closer in agreement. And I'd never suggest that Excel was the best solution or even a good solution at times. (I hated the tedious error-prone things that I used to do in Excel.) I'm just offering the context from which weird stuff happens. And the answer isn't always as easy as: put it in a database. The context, the processes (or lack of processes), the decision-makers, budgets, timelines, they all play a part in the outcomes.