Re: Optimal Sheet table
Sometimes the source data in the tables is inconsistent and, as a result, the correct queries still give a result that does not look as you expect.
"Series of queries" with the growth of your application will result to what you suddenly stumble on those or other restrictions. For example, the length of the query or the maximum number of tables in the query. In general it is a bad practice. Moreover, it is quite simple to do without it.
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Re: Optimal Sheet table
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