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Best Practice Fundementals – Inputs
One of the most common mistake in model development is the lack of clear distinction between inputs and calculations. Even worse are inputs hidden within formulas.
Let’s look at the following simple example which computes the present value of two distinct scenarios.
Without looking at each cell, one can only guess what are the inputs. It could [...]
Conditionnal Format Controls – Part Deux
In this post, I'll show you how I like to use Conditional Formatting in my Excel models to add a disabled look to some cells based on a criteria. With this technique, you will get clear visual indications that will simplify inputs and help you avoid errors.