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Re: Comma seperators [message #20223 is a reply to message #20173] Mon, 22 May 2000 00:00 Go to previous messageGo to previous message
Paul van Delst is currently offline  Paul van Delst
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Registered: March 1997
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Martin Schultz wrote:
>
> Who ever put out the word that MS Excel could be used by sane scientists
> should
> be hanged, quartered, stoned, etc. (or, to be a little more friendly: at
> least put
> into a different state of mind ;-)

I'm not disagreeing with you, but I have seen one of my bosses do things
with Excel in a night that took me weeks to replicate in IDL. My result
was a lot more flexible, but we still ended up with the same numbers and
in the intervening 2 weeks he had furthered the science much, *much*
more. Mind you on the scale of smart, I have been fortunate in that all
my supervisors have been way off the scale (in the positive sense) - you
know, the "think outside of the box" type of bods.

> order and format before writing an IDL reader. Largest trouble I have
> with this piece of creamware is that seldomly two spreadsheets look
^^^^^^^^^

Ha ha. Nice description! If I was drinking milk it would be coming out
my nose. hee hee.

paulv
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