Every quarter I assemble a field report for ops: a few summary KPIs up top in a grid, then a long table of site visits that never fits cleanly on a page. In Word the table would split a row across the page boundary, or a heading would orphan itself at the bottom, and I'd lose an hour nudging things back.
This quarter I built it as one continuous document instead. The KPI block is a grid, the visit log is a real table, and when it ran past the first page the table just carried over, header repeating, nothing chopped mid-row. The summary grid reflowed too when I widened a column. Felt like editing a webpage that happens to paginate correctly.
Exported to PDF and it matched what I had on screen page-for-page, which after years of Word is really the part I keep telling people about.