Excel

“And it's not that you move from Outlook to Gmail. It's that you stop sending email. And it's not that you move from Excel to Google Sheets. It's that you're not emailing spreadsheets around anymore. It's that you move to software that kind of captures what tha…”

“I don't think the future of productivity is seeing more columns in Excel. I think it's having an AI that builds the model for you.”

“Actually most Excel spreadsheets don't have formulas. Most Excel spreadsheets are actually tables or they're schedules or they're lists. They're not actually spreadsheets.”

“And it says we don't have an Excel yet. You've got the PC as this sort of substrate. Suddenly everyone has a computer and it's only, it's amazingly cheap.”

“You can open Excel and open a spreadsheet and it looks as good or better as it will look on your 3000 dollar five K screen on your desk.”

“This will be more software, and people will use this to make tools the way they did with no code, and the way they did with Excel, and the way they did with all those previous things, but it doesn't actually fundamentally change the dynamic. It just shifts tho…”

“There's a point where you do it in Excel, and there's a point where you buy a thing, because you want to know that somebody's thought about how it should work, and somebody is responsible for it, and will fix it, and there will be bug fixes and security.”