> Half of the mess that makes excel hell comes from the fact it's too easy to put two tables of data + some random constants on a single sheet and refer to them by H3
This is certainly true, but that is also where almost all the power comes from, its generic nature. I had a startup that tried to reinvent Excel for 6 months and we kept moving closer and closer to the excel "sack of undifferentiated data" paradigm...
This is certainly true, but that is also where almost all the power comes from, its generic nature. I had a startup that tried to reinvent Excel for 6 months and we kept moving closer and closer to the excel "sack of undifferentiated data" paradigm...