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# [Managing Test Cases in Excel: When It Works, and What Breaks](https://hawzu.hashnode.dev/managing-test-cases-in-excel-when-it-works-and-what-breaks?utm_source=hashnode&utm_medium=feed)

Spreadsheets are a reasonable place to start managing test cases. This is what they're genuinely good at, the four things that break as a team grows, and how to migrate without losing what you've built.

Oct 2 · 9 min read · hawzu.hashnode.dev  
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