Libreoffice Calc and Excel are probably your strongest argument, Excel runs the world after all.
But, if it wasn’t for incompatibility and fear of incompatibility- I have a hard time thinking Calc is materially worse; I doubt theres a single workflow not possible in Calc- and if O365 utils get worse looking then Calc will win there too soon enough.
For everything else in the microsoft stack, either its “this thing does many things thus is incomparable to any one thing!” or its simply worse.
Even the best tools that I would actively defend (MSSQL) are only equivalent to other solutions (PGSQL) and almost never better than everything offered elsewhere.
Libreoffice Calc and Excel are probably your strongest argument, Excel runs the world after all.
But, if it wasn’t for incompatibility and fear of incompatibility- I have a hard time thinking Calc is materially worse; I doubt theres a single workflow not possible in Calc- and if O365 utils get worse looking then Calc will win there too soon enough.
For everything else in the microsoft stack, either its “this thing does many things thus is incomparable to any one thing!” or its simply worse.
Even the best tools that I would actively defend (MSSQL) are only equivalent to other solutions (PGSQL) and almost never better than everything offered elsewhere.