Who needs MS Office anyway?
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Who needs MS Office anyway?
Alan Stainer
Tech head through and through.
Not used it since 2006 Alan Stainer – have I missed it? Nope
Not used it since 2006 Alan Stainer – have I missed it? Nope
Not used it since 2006 Alan Stainer – have I missed it? Nope
Not used it since 2006 Alan Stainer – have I missed it? Nope
Me! I like Google apps, but I can’t be without excel. The 2 million cell limit doesn’t even come close for me.
Me! I like Google apps, but I can’t be without excel. The 2 million cell limit doesn’t even come close for me.
Me! I like Google apps, but I can’t be without excel. The 2 million cell limit doesn’t even come close for me.
Me! I like Google apps, but I can’t be without excel. The 2 million cell limit doesn’t even come close for me.
Mat Bennett You have more than 2 million cells in a spreadsheet?
Mat Bennett You have more than 2 million cells in a spreadsheet?
Mat Bennett You have more than 2 million cells in a spreadsheet?
Mat Bennett You have more than 2 million cells in a spreadsheet?
Mat Bennett if you are using that many cells, I suggest using a database instead!
Mat Bennett if you are using that many cells, I suggest using a database instead!
Mat Bennett if you are using that many cells, I suggest using a database instead!
Mat Bennett if you are using that many cells, I suggest using a database instead!
I’ll load it into mysql if I’m doing anything intensive with it. The joy of excel though is that I don’t need to. I’ll often use excel to quickly tidy the data, remove unwanted fields or run some string functions before loading into a database. Quicker that way.
Likewise sometimes you just want to pull out a few rows quickly.
2 million cells isn’t actually much, particularly if the data has a few dozen fields.
I’ll load it into mysql if I’m doing anything intensive with it. The joy of excel though is that I don’t need to. I’ll often use excel to quickly tidy the data, remove unwanted fields or run some string functions before loading into a database. Quicker that way.
Likewise sometimes you just want to pull out a few rows quickly.
2 million cells isn’t actually much, particularly if the data has a few dozen fields.
I’ll load it into mysql if I’m doing anything intensive with it. The joy of excel though is that I don’t need to. I’ll often use excel to quickly tidy the data, remove unwanted fields or run some string functions before loading into a database. Quicker that way.
Likewise sometimes you just want to pull out a few rows quickly.
2 million cells isn’t actually much, particularly if the data has a few dozen fields.
I’ll load it into mysql if I’m doing anything intensive with it. The joy of excel though is that I don’t need to. I’ll often use excel to quickly tidy the data, remove unwanted fields or run some string functions before loading into a database. Quicker that way.
Likewise sometimes you just want to pull out a few rows quickly.
2 million cells isn’t actually much, particularly if the data has a few dozen fields.
=if(MB1=”Unnecessarily large spreadsheet”,”Microsoft Excel”,”Google Sheets”)
=if(MB1=”Unnecessarily large spreadsheet”,”Microsoft Excel”,”Google Sheets”)
=if(MB1=”Unnecessarily large spreadsheet”,”Microsoft Excel”,”Google Sheets”)
=if(MB1=”Unnecessarily large spreadsheet”,”Microsoft Excel”,”Google Sheets”)
^ pretty much nails is :)
SEO Tools for excel is the other thing I’d miss, although that is preference over necessity
^ pretty much nails is :)
SEO Tools for excel is the other thing I’d miss, although that is preference over necessity
^ pretty much nails is :)
SEO Tools for excel is the other thing I’d miss, although that is preference over necessity
^ pretty much nails is :)
SEO Tools for excel is the other thing I’d miss, although that is preference over necessity