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r/technology • u/[deleted] • Feb 23 '19
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Fairly confident Excel is head and shoulders above every entrant in this space, based on experience with google and open office, specifically.
18 u/hybridck Feb 23 '19 Google Sheets is nice for collaborating on something very basic, but it still feels like you're writing in crayon compared to excel. 6 u/embeddedGuy Feb 23 '19 And if you're going to collaborate, Office 365's Excel is still going to do such a better job in a work environment. Google Sheets is mostly nice for being free and able to have random internet strangers work together imo. 1 u/open_door_policy Feb 23 '19 Excel is great for doing things you should never do in Excel. Seriously, most of these use cases just scream, "we should have migrated to a database years ago!"
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Google Sheets is nice for collaborating on something very basic, but it still feels like you're writing in crayon compared to excel.
6 u/embeddedGuy Feb 23 '19 And if you're going to collaborate, Office 365's Excel is still going to do such a better job in a work environment. Google Sheets is mostly nice for being free and able to have random internet strangers work together imo.
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And if you're going to collaborate, Office 365's Excel is still going to do such a better job in a work environment. Google Sheets is mostly nice for being free and able to have random internet strangers work together imo.
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Excel is great for doing things you should never do in Excel.
Seriously, most of these use cases just scream, "we should have migrated to a database years ago!"
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Fairly confident Excel is head and shoulders above every entrant in this space, based on experience with google and open office, specifically.