Technically yes, but most of the time it wholly inefficient, not very secure, many times not even accurate or has very little in way of data validation (like Ex

Technically yes, but most of the time it wholly inefficient, not very secure, many times not even accurate or has very little in way of data validation (like Excel) You also end up with a TON of XY problem "solutions" It is a nightmare 90% of the time >>There's a reason excel is so ludicrously wildly popular as a business tool. Because it allows lower wage workers to implement half baked solutions, and manipulate data in away that executives want regardless if it accurate, true, or reliable? I will agree that Excel is a poster child for "no code", it has EVERY problem of no code in spades, I wish i could get back even 1/10th of the time I have wasted in my career trying to decipher some of the moronic things I have seen people do in excel. and do not get me started on people that treat Excel as a Database, Literally pulling in an entire table with a Select * SQL Query then using some excel function to do sorting and filtering.....