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Out of the Spreadsheets
Get me out of spreadsheets is one of the most common things owners say out loud. The sheet started as a quick fix, and now it runs your scheduling or your pipeline or your inventory, and it breaks every time someone else touches it. I show you how to tell when a sheet has outgrown itself, when no-code is genuinely enough, when it is not, and how to graduate to a real system without a rewrite and without throwing away the work already in there.
What you will be able to do
- The signs a spreadsheet has become a system it was never meant to be
- When no-code is enough, and the exact point where it stops being enough
- Moving your data into something real without a rewrite or a big bang
- Keeping the sheet as a view while a real system does the work underneath
- 01The sheet became a system and nobody voted on it
The four signs a spreadsheet has quietly turned into software you depend on.
About 4 min
- 02The error math nobody runs
What decades of spreadsheet research says about how often these things are wrong, and why you never notice.
About 3 min
- 03When no-code is enough, and where it stops
The honest boundary between a tool you can build yourself in a weekend and one you cannot.
About 4 min
- 04Move without a big bang
Graduating off the sheet in slices, keeping it as a view while something real does the work underneath.
About 4 min