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Spreadsheet Detective

Version: 6.1

Downloads Count: 10,074

License Type: Shareware

Date Added: May 3, 2001

Operating Systems: Windows NT, Windows 2000, Windows 9.x, Windows Me

File Size: 570 KB

Author: Southern Cross Software Queensland

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Description of Spreadsheet Detective

Spreadsheets may look clean and impeccably accurate, but the truth is that they are all too often subject to error. Spreadsheet Detective is a good safeguard, since it is designed to quickly scan your inconsistencies and erroneous formulas. It's sort of like a spelling checker in the way it works: You let it scan your spreadsheet, and it highlights what it thinks are errors.

There are several degrees of errors that it detects; most useful may be the way the program identifies errors in your application of formulas. How often have your screwy results been the result of not correctly applying formulas to a row of cells? Spreadsheet Detective helps you identify the problem by highlighting cells that have the same formula with cross-hatched lines, while giving cells that have other formulas horizontal stripes or no shading at all.

This version includes a workbook data flow summary, named range dialogs, and a new sensitivity reporting feature.

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