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I find working in Excel soothing in a way that Google Sheets doesn't give me.
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John Loeber 🎢
@johnloeber
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The core issues are that the Google Sheets app (1) doesn’t have the full functionality of excel and (2) is too slow to respond. Because it’s a pure JS app in the browser, every action has a small, tens-of-milliseconds lag that ruins immersion and flow.
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Alamaxia
@Alamaxia
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And Index/Match doesn't return a range reference to be used to make dynamic formulas.
Such dirty workarounds...
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Mark Ahrens
@MarkAhrens
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Give me Google any day...everything automatically saved. No moving files around. Functionality 99% of Excel.
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Andrew ⭐⭐
@aknox92
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Excel has autosave so long as you save the file to OneDrive or Dropbox, and functionality is like 75% of Excel and only if you weight for usage (the ability to add two numbers is worth more than Power View)
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Peter Smith
@petersmith1969
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Excel is a thing of beauty.
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ayoola animashaun
@som1twisted
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Google sheets is powerful for apps, collaboration, and the automation is top-notch. Excel wins on speed and functions. If I was to work on a project alone or needed to do deep analysis, Excel is the tool. Every other use case gets Google sheets..... autosave is key.
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ReturnsandJourney
@ReturnsJourney
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I find the opposite. Having to switch from chrome to excel and deal with window sizes instead of having it in tabs is bad. That and saving all these sheets locally and not knowing where are they
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Jeff in Exile
@JeffHGreen
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Edith, Want to sort and compare some columns together? *This tweet has cool jazz playing in the background 🎷♪ like on #ChewingTheFat with @JeffyJFR
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pdossantos
@p_dos_santos
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Concur.
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