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> Often I can do what I need in a few minutes in excel where à programmer would take hours and not give me what I actually asked for That's likely not down to
by _a_a_a_ 3y ago
> Often I can do what I need in a few minutes in excel where à programmer would take hours and not give me what I actually asked for
That's likely not down to the tool, more likely a complex requirement you understand but they don't. (And are you sure you're getting the right answer? IIRC an analysis showed 10% of spreadsheets have errors - devs do care about good results, and that does take extra time)
> Where a programme solution is static and needs tons more hours for every change needed.
Hmm. Sounds like there's something wrong here, with your guys or some aspect of the business (and sure, excel is not a bad tool, just to be clear).
- analog31 3y agoEconomics. The scarcity of devs always leads to rationing and its related sources of friction. From the "requestor" standpoint, friction could dominate the cost of getting things done.