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Nevermind that those solutions are not very good in many cases, and that excel has ridicolous bugs, but the szrength is that people who cannot code, all of a sudden, can, too. This low code approach appeals to many. Should not be too hard to do that online, too, like on a website. #362 >>358 Rather than Calc being "bad", I'd say it's just missing functionality and refinements that make desktop Excel a professional class tool for so many use cases.