@monkbent when it comes to spreadsheet, Excel will beat Numbers any day. everyone knows that
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@monkbent wouldn’t it be delusional if upper management expect 100% use of Numbers -
@CSZhang who said they expected that? -
@monkbent Those emp action would suggest such expectation -
@CSZhang does my wanting to read on an iPad suggest I believe all writers should write on one? Not Apple's fault no Excel for iPad -
@monkbent well Numbers on iOS can read excel files. Going thru extra unnecessary loop. Although emp can clean out font or other issue 1st
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@monkbent Hi Ben, wondering what theme are you using for@stratechery? Thanks! -
@jshkvn a heavily customized version of Ilisa http://wordpress.org/themes/ilisa
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@monkbent have you played with Numbers lately? For moderate (but not heavy) use it's better than excel in a lot of ways. -
@abe1x still completely unsuitable for business/modeling. Which Apple knows and is fine with. Not the audience. -
@monkbent I don't do hardcore business modeling, but do use it rather extensively for a light version of just that
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@monkbent killer feature is easily updating sheets from the phone before getting out of bed... Past that quite capable, but under documentedThanks. Twitter will use this to make your timeline better. UndoUndo
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@monkbent Yes, but they're all using Macs/iOS am sure. Similarly, haven't seen google presentations where everyone's using Chomebooks.Thanks. Twitter will use this to make your timeline better. UndoUndo
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@monkbent Sounds reasonable. You can;t really use Numbers for serious modeling.Thanks. Twitter will use this to make your timeline better. UndoUndo
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