how do you work through LBO test without shortcuts on personal computer?

super dependent on the factset feature for looking at precedents, how do i manage without this on my personal laptop for potential lbo tests? is there a built in excel feature that does this? i know there is one where you can skip to a cell that is one of the precedents or one of the dependents but not very useful when it literlaly goes to a single cell and doesn't show a clean view.

a lot of people probably have been in my shoes, so how do you go through these tests without slowing down, feel like no FactSet will slow me down considerably and doing overall quality control...maybe im missing something obvious in native excel

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You can trace Precedents and Dependents in Excel, believe it should be under the formula bar. From there it should have a shortcut you can memorize to turn on/off

 

Very valid concern. I did get bad experience with the onsite computer, which is slow and has some Excel macro that pastes wrong formulas... It's really luck.

 

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