On 29/01/13 14:35, Tom Davies wrote:
Hi :)
+1
Extensions/add-ons are a great way of keeping unnecessary features out of the
way of the majority users that never need certain features.
I think the generally used stats are that 80% of users know about less than 20%
of features in MS Office. That's not a different 20% for each user adding up
to 100% amoungst 5 users. It's more the case that if you stripped MSO down to
20% of it's features then 80% of people wouldn't notice anything missing. In
terms of actual usage and from just observations and conversations with
individuals i would agree with Tim about it being more like 1% of features
being used 99% of the time. People tend to not use most of what they know and
they don't know much. They focus on just getting the job done, not on fancy
ways of doing it.
Regards from
Tom :)
+1 - and that's from many years experience as a Systems/Management
Accountant in many organisations from the one-man-band to large
UK-quoted companies. The same is true for VBA - I have NEVER in all my
years worked in a company where VBA was used...or macros come to think
of it.
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