Snit
On 4/5/17, 5:12 PM, in article azcv003gabu.dji@rooftop.invalid, "owl" <owl@rooftop.invalid>wrote:

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So absolutely, without a doubt, the different tables on the sheet serve a FUNCTIONAL purpose... one that is key to the tool being used.

owl
There is not one thing at the cell level that can be done in a sheet or table that cannot be done with the other.

Snit
Or by hand. Sure. So?

owl
If you insist otherwise, then name the numerical functions that are unavailable to one but available to the other.

Snit
You started by asking for the FUNCTIONAL difference between the two. Now you want to know the COMPUTATIONAL difference.

That is easy, too!

A sheet offers ZERO capability to do ANY numerical function without the addition of a table. ALL calculations are done in tables. ALL.

Or if you want to see that as a functional difference, a sheet is merely a container where you can place one or more tables, shapes, text boxes, videos, etc. It, by itself, is of little if any value.