top | item 42561635 (no title) flokie | 1 year ago What about just plain old query() SQL i usually find the easiest vs. mucking around with pivot tables. discuss order hn newest Closi|1 year ago SQL is fine if you don't want to play with the data interactively - but that's the real benefit of Pivot Tables.Things like drilling through, filtering/slicing, and then generating a graph, all in SaaS without having to run anything local. smusamashah|1 year ago Yes exactly, excel's Pivot tables and charts are more powerful.
Closi|1 year ago SQL is fine if you don't want to play with the data interactively - but that's the real benefit of Pivot Tables.Things like drilling through, filtering/slicing, and then generating a graph, all in SaaS without having to run anything local. smusamashah|1 year ago Yes exactly, excel's Pivot tables and charts are more powerful.
Closi|1 year ago
Things like drilling through, filtering/slicing, and then generating a graph, all in SaaS without having to run anything local.
smusamashah|1 year ago