>LibreOffice usually can handle anything they are wanting to do. It just means a little extra time googling/playing around with it to work the same way. Have y

>LibreOffice usually can handle anything they are wanting to do. It just means a little extra time googling/playing around with it to work the same way. Have you done a cost analysis of what the sum of that "little extra time googling" adds up to? If it's >$10 a month, then youre company is flat-out worse-off. Especially when LibreOffice / Google Sheets just doesn't even come close to the ease of use or power that Excel provides. It's like giving a brick to a carpenter that has used a hammer for many years. Sure, the brick is okay at smashing nails in, but it flat out can't pull nails out, it creates ugly work, has no "user experience guard-rails", and is less efficient.