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Old 11-27-2012, 01:03 PM   #187
murraypaul
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Originally Posted by pl001 View Post
Most people who use Excel, for example, are just doing very basic tasks that often aren't even really spreadsheets at all. Excel just serves as the easiest way to organize the data they are working with.
I generally find that for people outside of the IT department, Excel is almost the only tool they ever use, for any problem, regardless of how well suited it is. They've learned a tool, and know how to use it, so apply it to any situation they encounter.
Computers are things that make email, "the internet" and Excel work.
Then we merged with a company that had the same attitude, but with Notes.
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