I would not be surprised. I have said before that Excel is the most widely used programming environment in history and will continue to be so for the foreseeable future, and it is all precisely because it provides users an on-ramp to programming in a domain where it is sorely needed.
Whenever I hear someone hyping up some lowcode/nocode thing or asking about it, I point them to Excel and Access and say "that concept is older then Python, and it's not going anywhere".
