It's a rhetorical question, of course you have. And no doubt you've also made beautiful spreadsheets that were hacked to shreds by someone they sent you to help you with it....Or maybe this doesn't happen in banking, but it certainly happens in consulting when first years are creating models.
So, while up late fixing changes made to one of my models I came across a plugin for excel that would show all the models logic, and I thought if there is anyone in the world who would want this....it's bankers...particularly those working with new hires ;)
I'm on their mailing list and they are hoping to beta a version March 2014, and for me at least this looks like a life saver when reviewing a model for the first time and when creating my own documentation.
TT
Definitely an intriguing concept. I am curious as to how well it would handle complex models with literally thousands of different inputs and corresponding logic streams.
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