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It would be an awful option, think of the diversity of excel users. Millions of them would struggle to understand that here, this time, that does not represent
by harperlee 5y ago
It would be an awful option, think of the diversity of excel users. Millions of them would struggle to understand that here, this time, that does not represent “equal or greater”, and it would be an endless source of confusion.
- masklinn 5y agoMore importantly, regularity is nice, and Excel already has no syntactic delineation between functions and special forms e.g. IF will only evaluate the expression matching the condition (though AND and OR are somewhat unexpectedly eager).
- hencq 5y agoYou're right of course, but I secretly dream they would just change the syntax to straight up s-expressions.