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I haven't used a non-cloud spreadsheet in probably 7 years. I also wouldn't use excel for anything that has a combination of high importance and long lifetime t
by mrits 3y ago
I haven't used a non-cloud spreadsheet in probably 7 years. I also wouldn't use excel for anything that has a combination of high importance and long lifetime though. It's mostly for some brainstorming or thrown in a presentation as a screenshot.
- csdvrx 3y ago> I haven't used a non-cloud spreadsheet in probably 7 years. Last time I use a cloud spreasheet was a month ago, to download the content into Excel > I also wouldn't use excel for anything that has a combination of high importance and long lifetime though. It's mostly for some brainstorming or thrown in a presentation as a screenshot. It's funny but that's exactly how I see online spreadsheet: for unimportant things that may not work at any point in the future if the account is closed. However, the collaborative features make them nice for brainstorming.
- mrits 3y agoIf I had to download content locally I would tell them to resend a csv. I hope you are doing this on a VM
- datavirtue 3y agoThere is probably a trillion dollars flowing through Excel spreadsheets.
- dnadler 3y agoLikely a gross underestimate, given all the financial (both investment and risk) modeling done with excel.
- datavirtue 3y agoI was trying to be conservative.