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I know that the "anything" goes nature of excel is part of what makes it such a universally reached for tool, but every time I see sonething like this, I think
by benrutter 2y ago
I know that the "anything" goes nature of excel is part of what makes it such a universally reached for tool, but every time I see sonething like this, I think that there would be a clear use case for a more restrictive spreadsheet.
9/10 spreadsheets are tables, but because they're spreadsheets they inherit the behaviour of "no conistent behaviour in columns, everything is independent and different".
- zamadatix 2y agoYou can set the format of the column when making a table. Much more than that and you've ended up at Access. The problem here with Excel is it's wonky default until you've made that explicit choice.