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Where I work, it's not a matter of preference, it's a matter of security policies. If we had the enterprise version of Google Docs, with the policies applied th
by al_borland 9mo ago
Where I work, it's not a matter of preference, it's a matter of security policies. If we had the enterprise version of Google Docs, with the policies applied there, and managed corporate accounts, that would be a different story. In that case, the policy would push us to Sheets instead of Excel. Same story, but a different destination.
The OP didn't really frame how this question came up. But using what all your co-workers use and staying in the same ecosystem has a lot of value, even without sensitive data involved. If the whole company uses Excel, no one wants to deal with the one person using Sheets, and vice versa.
- 0xWTF 9mo ago> The OP didn't really frame how this question came up. Hey, OP here. Valid. It's a pre-seed, pre-revenue start-up going through the motions to get the company on the right footing ahead of seeking funding. We have a company Workspace domain, but one of our advisors is a grizzled old CFO and did not enjoy seeing one his formulas borked by a difference in how Excel and Sheets handles xlookup().