[hahajk]

I agree. However, so many of my use cases include a one-to-many relationship that I was outgrowing excel/sheets too quickly. Once a project added a VLOOKUP, it hit an inflection point in complexity.

I spun up a local Grist instance in my org, using SAML with our org's email authentication. It's intuitive enough that I've replaced a few shared spreadsheets with it (now with rowwise permissions) and powerful enough that I've also replaced a few internal CRUD apps.

https://github.com/gristlabs/grist-core

[dugite-code]

While Grist is a brilliant product, I really dislike the spreadsheet marketing they use.

It's not in any way a spreadsheet, you can't use rows correctly and everything is stuck in columns. Not to mention the forms you use for input are not user friendly compared to a simple understandable coloured cell