I've tried OnlyOffice for personal use and it's just okay. There are some things that I consider basic that I tried to do and either they didn't work or it got super slow/laggy/crashed.
My answer isn't going to be helpful, because I can't remember specifically what I was doing, but even for a small personal project a year ago, I tried to do something I consider basic, and OnlyOffice (what I was trying out at the time) couldn't handle it and was ridiculously slow.
Are there any actually good replacements for Excel? As an intermediate/advanced user, every alternative I've tried to date pales in comparison. I can't see anyone in my industry switching away from MS because of this, as things currently stand.
Edit: I didn't expect so many replies. I use Sync (I know, it sucks and is dead) and it didn't inform me I had replies, so I'm only just seeing them, apologies. Can't get to everyone though.
For those who think we're using Excel as a database, not really. Can't get into specifics regarding industry, but personally I use Excel daily for a variety of things, none of which is data entry. I build stuff to help calculate and solve issues; I'm not following a specific process in most scenarios. 🤷
Just want to point out that he used the N word once, got hugely criticised for it, and didn't do it again.
Not trying to defend nor minimise any of his actions, btw. Take from that as you will. Just want to clarify, as in my opinion your wording kind of implies he did it regularly.
Oh I've been meaning to read/watch this at some point!
Ah, yes. World news.
New members have to "commit to joining" the euro, but there is no actual deadline. Many member states just say they will and never do.
If was back in the days of Google Plus.
Hmm. Interesting. I read the manga a long while ago, and while I didn't like it, I wouldn't say it was inappropriate.
I'm not talking about uses of Excel as a serious database, though. 🤷
I've tried OnlyOffice for personal use and it's just okay. There are some things that I consider basic that I tried to do and either they didn't work or it got super slow/laggy/crashed.
This is a good suggestion which could work in some cases for sure.
My answer isn't going to be helpful, because I can't remember specifically what I was doing, but even for a small personal project a year ago, I tried to do something I consider basic, and OnlyOffice (what I was trying out at the time) couldn't handle it and was ridiculously slow.
It does mean ignore in BE. To deem unimportant/not worth bothering with.
In my opinion the headline is unclear, possibly deliberately in order to engage clicks.
Are there any actually good replacements for Excel? As an intermediate/advanced user, every alternative I've tried to date pales in comparison. I can't see anyone in my industry switching away from MS because of this, as things currently stand.
Edit: I didn't expect so many replies. I use Sync (I know, it sucks and is dead) and it didn't inform me I had replies, so I'm only just seeing them, apologies. Can't get to everyone though.
For those who think we're using Excel as a database, not really. Can't get into specifics regarding industry, but personally I use Excel daily for a variety of things, none of which is data entry. I build stuff to help calculate and solve issues; I'm not following a specific process in most scenarios. 🤷
Omg we're so back
Just want to point out that he used the N word once, got hugely criticised for it, and didn't do it again.
Not trying to defend nor minimise any of his actions, btw. Take from that as you will. Just want to clarify, as in my opinion your wording kind of implies he did it regularly.
Heh.
I'm using brave browser on mobile and i can read this article fine
Oh I hadn't realised that you're on Lemmy too, @ClearTheLobby@feddit.uk. Thanks for your work!!