Excel macro on Android tablet

No; there may be ONE other, at most, who has the same idea...
All the others provide their traveling employees with portable micro-computers and only offer tablets to their children.

Everyone has their own opinion, I find that you (Raymond PENTIER) have a very fixed view and that you look down on others a bit. Maybe you have never been on a production line. It didn’t seem unreasonable to me to provide my inspectors with a tablet rather than a computer for several reasons: size, weight, mobility, transport, and we have bodies like the CHSCT that scrutinize everything we provide. If they consider it too heavy, ill-suited, that it causes a bad posture, etc., they can block projects.
But maybe you are far removed from all that.

Hello,

"But you may be far from all that." ???

I agree with Raymond's statements, the Android tablet remains a gadget, it's not a tool equipped with a processor powerful enough to run programs like Excel.

"Size, weight, mobility, transport" are not valid differentiating criteria: there are detachable touchscreen laptops equipped with powerful processors.

• No, not as far as you fear: I am an engineer, an officer, and for 35 years the director of training centers. So I can assure you that it’s better to have a 2.5 kg laptop that can run macros than a 1.25 kg tablet that can’t ...
• You can’t ask an ambulance to transport a steamroller, like a four-axle truck can; yet they are both motor vehicles ...
• Your initial question was "How should I proceed?"; I respond "You can’t" ... It’s your slightly aggressive remark "I suppose I’m not the only one wanting to implement tablets in my company with files equipped with macros, drop-down lists" that leads me to retort that yes, you are the only one, or nearly, as current tablets are not designed to do this! But who knows what the future holds in a few years?

Hi! Without wanting to stir the pot, I ended up here because I thought I could run macros on a portable version, so no, he's not the only one.
And I’m also an engineer; I just didn't realize that an Excel macro would require so much power, or that this function would be blocked instead of lagging on certain devices.

The Surface Pro is a laptop that doubles as a tablet (sic Microsoft), nothing like a Samsung tablet!!!