Personally, I also think this spreadsheet should be in Access, but the company doesn't support Access. ::shrug:: Silly them. :-)
Reply from Richard Rost:
That just means that the company doesn't want the responsibility of making sure that there's always someone on staff who KNOWS how to work with Access. :)
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