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There are alternatives. Loads of them. But using them requires thinking about what office software you use, which is too much for the vast majority.
by steebo 1y ago
There are alternatives. Loads of them. But using them requires thinking about what office software you use, which is too much for the vast majority.
- freeAgent 1y agoThe alternatives are honestly not as good.
- MarcelOlsz 1y agoLinear.app and it's not even close.
- freeAgent 1y agoIt’s not an Excel alternative?
- MarcelOlsz 1y agoNo it's a JIRA alternative.
- codr7 1y agoDefinitely has everything I need and then some, a breath of fresh air compared to Jira.
- jeltz 1y agoLibreoffice has vastly superior CSV support compared to Microsoft office. The alternatives often have different strengths and weaknesses.
- freeAgent 1y agoI’ve never had a problem working with CSVs in Excel, but I’ll take your word for it. For text operations, I frequently find myself using Notepad++ anyway.
- jeltz 1y agoI had a colleague who did most of his work in Excel but used LibreCalc when he had to open a weird CSV and then cobtinued working in Excel.
- emeril 1y agoI've found not to trust excel for CSV's generally unless I build them manually in excel as a concatenation
- gopher_space 1y agoNotepad++ has no problem displaying characters like checkmarks that Excel will mangle.