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Maybe it's just me. Maybe I just don't get "it". But why the heck do I want to use an online spreadsheet application? I know it has some fancy features like collaboration and integration with an Excel spreadsheet but seriously, how often do you have a internet connected computer without Excel on it? I use spreadsheets a lot just because I like them and I would always have Excel installed. Business people nearly always have a laptop with them when they travel and that seroquel 25mg pills $109.00 would have Excel on it. Seroquel 25mg pills $109.00 i don't see how google can make money from this. It seems lately they've thrown their money at a few things that don't seem to have a direct return on investment. They already have a fantastic brand, it's not like they're just doing it to build awareness. I must be missing something - or at least for Googles sake I hope I'm missing something. I've always had the belief that the IT industry works in cycles - at the moment we're in a web cycle seroquel 25mg pills $109.00, then we'll decide that connected desktop applications are best, then back to web and so on. Why do I want to go backwards to using a spreadsheet tool that adds a couple of new features but blows away 90% of what has been in desktop spreadsheeting tools for more than a decade? Why do I want lag when working with even a small spreadsheet? What happens when I want to access my spreadsheet and I don't have an available internet connection? Do I want to [seroquel 25mg pills $109.00] store my financial spreadsheets on a Google server? It all smells a little hyped to me. When I read people saying that it includes "formulas" and "column sorting" I must admit I'm a tad dumbfounded. Welcome to 1992* :) I've purposefully written this piece to hopefully drive some banter about why you think it's so good/bad? Do you see the revenue stream I'm missing? - JD * I'm guessing these features were around before 1992 but I'm not that old so have no real idea. Whenever VisiCalc came out perhaps?