Yeah. I had to spend some major quality time with Excel 2007 at $oldjob, and was surprised at how far ahead of the competition it actually was. (For all its annoyances.)
Numbers '09 was promising, but kind of slow, and it seemed oddly print-focussed, whereas I think of spreadsheets as a mostly abstract medium. Apple tends to iterate impressively, so the next version could well rock, but it's taking its sweet time.
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Date: 2011-07-07 04:23 am (UTC)Numbers '09 was promising, but kind of slow, and it seemed oddly print-focussed, whereas I think of spreadsheets as a mostly abstract medium. Apple tends to iterate impressively, so the next version could well rock, but it's taking its sweet time.