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• curprev 10:3410:34, 10 September 2026 EliseMyf218536 talk contribs 5,312 bytes +5,312 Created page with "Why Manual Spreadsheets Break Down in a Growing Data Center Spreadsheets feel manageable when a facility has fifty or sixty assets and one person responsible for updates. The trouble starts when multiple technicians need to update the same file, when equipment moves between racks several times a week, or when a checkout happens verbally and never gets logged. A spreadsheet has no built-in way to flag a conflict when two people edit the same row, no audit trail showing wh..."