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Excel might spur users more to not separate code from data, but you can do so. Nothing prevent users from having one sheet for raw data input, one for output la
by psychoslave 6y ago
Excel might spur users more to not separate code from data, but you can do so. Nothing prevent users from having one sheet for raw data input, one for output layouts, and the businesses implemented in dedicated formula sheets or VBA modules.
On the other side, within any programming environment, you can entangle your data, output layout and businesses code and thus create an unmaintainable mess.