I apologize. I tried to make it clear that I was giving my opinion, via my personal experience. I'm sorry if you somehow feel I was trying to redefine what you are actually talking about. I was not. I was just trying to engage in conversation with you about people and spreadsheets. And maybe your terms, from what you have seen (or maybe you are talking about some kind of official research into why people do what they do with spreadsheets) are more true than what I've seen, but honestly, in my 25+ years of working with various businesses, I've yet to come across someone who worked strangely with spreadsheets because of company restrictions. Again, and I cannot stress this enough, this is just from my single data point, my own personal view. Not trying to redefine what you're talking about, just saying my opinion.
