<The Human mind thinks in 3-D

That depends entirely on the subject. Talking about time lines, many people
think 1-D. When calculating, many people use the metaphor of accountants
spreadsheet paper. Hard to find a better example of 2-D.

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Kind Regards,

Niek Otten

Microsoft MVP - Excel

"AggieBouse06" wrote in message
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Excel sheets should be made multi-layer (or multi-dimensional). It could
be
very helpful to be able to keep multiple units information organized in a
single "spatial" orientation.

This idea is not new, but may be tricky to implement on a Visual Basic
backbone. Learning PHP has ruined me as to the ease of array
manipulation,
and I now find Excel very limiting in its capabilities.

The Human mind thinks in 3-D, it's about time our computers did, too.

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