I use spreadsheets for crunching numbers. That is what they were
designed to do. I use a relational database program for database
applications. OOo does this very well.
Alex Janssen
"Been doing this since '82"
Daniel Carrera wrote:
Jonathon Blake wrote:
All the rest is FUD.
If a business is not dependent upon spreadsheets, then OOo is good.
_If_ a business is dependent upon spreadsheets, then OOo is not a
good tool.
[I'm ignoring that most spreadsheets are actually very badly designed,
and implemented databases.]
You're also ignoring what they use spreadsheets for. Though Excel has
a lot taht Calc doesn't, there is no guarantee that a business that
uses a lot of spread sheets, has to necessarily use functions that
Calc doesn't have.
Having said that, can you provide a short list of "top" missing
functions in Calc? I would be interested. Especially those that could
be implemented as a Python add-on.
Cheers,
Daniel.
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