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I have always separated input worksheets and formula (report) worksheets as
a general guideline as it has given my apps the ability to operate in manual calculation mode. Calculations, row/hiding and those types of operations occurred when a user either attempted to view a report or perform a printing operation. I have inherited a moderately complex workbook with inputs and calculations combined which I do not care for as the user expects to see the calculations as data entry is being performed. Example : There are inputs for expenses a,b,c,d and a total column for the expenses. All information on this input sheet (Inputs and calculated columns) flows to a report sheet, making the formulas redundant. This design is present throughout the workbook. Am I off base here with my complaint? |
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