Spreadsheets have errors like dogs have fleas. Nine out of every ten spreadsheets suffer some error, and consequences can be severe.
Every study that has looked for errors has found them in considerable numbers. Spreadsheeting's childhood is over.
Errors in the data, formulas, or manipulation of spreadsheets could be costly, even devastating.
Once information is loaded into a spreadsheet, it acquires properties that it may not deserve – a process called reification.
Only a quarter of survey participants were satisfied with their spreadsheet testing. Their techniques are largely manual and lack formalism.
Good spreadsheets are essential for informing decision making. But most spreadsheets are not good. We help you make better spreadsheets.
The twenty principles for good spreadsheet practice aims to reduce the amount of time wasted and the number of errors.
Our spreadsheet methodology has criteria for designing, building, and validating spreadsheets to ensure that they work correctly.
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