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Tag Archives: Microsoft Office
I Didn’t Follow My Own Rules
I am currently involved deeply in a project that replaces an exisiting spreadsheet-based production-planning system. The existing user-maintained document is one of the most dangerous spreadsheets I have ever seen. But when contacted to help on this I made a terrible … Continue reading
Why Excel Is Like My Strat
Some time after typing my comments about Vegemite and Heinz Beans in my last thread I went into my office and saw the ultimate example of what I’m talking about with Excel’s problems in the world – my Fender Stratocaster … Continue reading
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Dick Moffat's Spreadsheet and BI Blog 