Why I Left Microsoft Excel
In this video, the creator shares their journey from Microsoft Excel to Google Sheets, highlighting the frustrations and advantages of each platform. They discuss their experiences in automating tasks with Excel and how they transitioned to using Google Sheets for better collaboration and cloud-based functionality.
So why I left Microsoft Excel . Let me first tell you why I started using Microsoft Excel , and then I'll tell you why I left Microsoft Excel and now I've been doing Google Sheets for 13 years.
But over time, you realize that Google Sheets is better in these other ways, in, in shareability, in, in collaborations, and, in the fact that it's all in the cloud.
I had to fill this out by hand for two reasons: one, because, it was printed in a, sheet of paper. That was the final say of what went on.
I started using Excel VBA a lot.
I was outsourcing and automating it, I cut down all of the daily grind of the job.
I thought I was learning programming, but what I really was learning was how to talk to people.
At the time, it was called Google Script. So within a couple weeks, I was coding in Google Sheets.
I have been using Google Sheets for 13 years, and I've actually shared the story of that very first two weeks and that code I wrote.
In the last 13 years, I've learned to love Google Sheets and enjoy Google Sheets.
Go buy some tools that I've built inside of Google Sheets doing things in Google Sheets you never thought possible.