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Right, and even "that guy" might not need Excel but the second he opens up Libreoffice or Google Sheets and something doesn't work the way he's used to, he will
by SoftTalker 1y ago
Right, and even "that guy" might not need Excel but the second he opens up Libreoffice or Google Sheets and something doesn't work the way he's used to, he will say it's broken. He's not interested in learning how LibreOffice or Google does it, he's just trying to close a $5m deal. And he's not wrong.
- renmillar 1y agoHonestly, these alternatives just don't stack up against Excel. Even setting aside the advanced stuff like complex data analysis and macros that some organizations rely on, Excel is simply more robust and user-friendly. Google Sheets feels like a toy in comparison.
- ghaff 1y agoAnd a toy is all most users need. BUT (as has been the case with me at various points in my career), some need a lot more.
- brianwawok 1y agoAnd uhh you don’t need visual studio or pycharm. Just open notepad and learn how it works. It writes code.