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How to embrace—not replace—your spreadsheets with IBM Planning Analytics for Microsoft Excel
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Fri September 27, 2019 02:58 PM
Martha Jack
Many planning professionals, whether in finance or line-of-business roles, have a love/hate relationship with their spreadsheets. They love the flexibility and the familiarity of a tool that’s been around for decades. But when they try to use spreadsheets for large-scale
planning and performance management
, multiple issues arise. Errors creep in when data is keyed in or numbers are cut and pasted from one cell to another. Version control is a nightmare. And when users want to include more participants in the process—a well-established best practice in planning—the process can become cumbersome and unwieldy.
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