@MarlonVisser0408
The trouble with spreadsheets is that they don't offer you the strong data-typing at the column level, that you get with a database field.
Their really is no comparison. It's pretty bad that spreadsheets get used for all sorts of things where a database would make much more sense, especially in commercial and even government applications. The problem is that a database requires a much deeper understanding than a spreadsheet, and a casual user just can't achieve credible results.
For instance though, a database is always multi-user, unlike a spreadsheet.