aliasEli says >" Approximately 10% of professional spread sheets contain serious errors."< That seems waaaayyyy low. The article referenced includes a link sta

aliasEli says >" Approximately 10% of professional spread sheets contain serious errors."< That seems waaaayyyy low. The article referenced includes a link stating that 24% of Enron spreadsheets had errors: https://figshare.com/articles/journal_contribution/Enron_s_Spreadsheets_and_Related_Emails_A_Dataset_and_Analysis/1222882 https://figshare.com/articles/journal_contribution/Enron_s_S... The following says 96% of spreadsheets have errors: https://www.i-nth.com/resources/blog/your-spreadsheets-are-wrong https://www.i-nth.com/resources/blog/your-spreadsheets-are-w... That website has an excellent bibliography re spreadsheets and errors: https://www.i-nth.com/resources/bibliography/ https://www.i-nth.com/resources/bibliography/ University of Hawaii’s College of Business Administration researchers found that 88% of 113 spreadsheets audited had errors (and a wonderful leading story about a very ironic spreadsheet financial nightmare involving Lehman Bros and Barclay bank - If you're an Excel guru, read it!): https://vinsonedu.com/blog/88-of-all-spreadsheets-are- https://vinsonedu.com/blog/88-of-all-spreadsheets-are- marred-by-errors/ "What we know about spreadsheet errors (revised 2008) by Raymond R. Panko: https://web.archive.org/web/20191229170034/http://panko.shidler.hawaii.edu/SSR/Mypapers/whatknow.htm https://web.archive.org/web/20191229170034/http://panko.shid... Nonetheless, Excel rules! It seems that Excel spreadsheets will continue to proliferate until someone pries them out of accountants' and engineers' cold dead hands.