Uploaded February 2015 | Updated September 2026, 54 minutes ago
Get the Excel file here: http://1drv.ms/1bYwrTa
When building models in Excel we have to decide if the benefit of the solution is worth the cost.
Meaning that to get a certain dynamic features there may be many steps involved.
Like any product, it's a balance between 'Must have' and 'Nice to have'.
The more features generally means a larger and slower performing Excel model.
Read my blog post here: myspreadsheetlab.com/2015/02/video-00120_is-the-solution-benefit-worth-the-cost
twitter.com/KevinLehrbass
myspreadsheetlab.com
Get the Excel file here: http://1drv.ms/1bYwrTa
When building models in Excel we have to decide if the benefit of the solution is worth the cost.
Meaning that to get a certain dynamic features there may be many steps involved.
Like any product, it's a balance between 'Must have' and 'Nice to have'.
The more features generally means a larger and slower performing Excel model.
Read my blog post here: myspreadsheetlab.com/2015/02/video-00120_is-the-solution-benefit-worth-the-cost
twitter.com/KevinLehrbass
myspreadsheetlab.com










