Bingo! Excel gives you a front row seat to the problems the business is trying to solve. It is usually not the best tool, but what they put together tells you w

Bingo! Excel gives you a front row seat to the problems the business is trying to solve. It is usually not the best tool, but what they put together tells you what they need for a better solution. I push things into C++ and iterate until they are satisfied the numbers are right. Nobody wants to pay for Excel add-ins, but when they need the same numbers showing up in their production systems, they will write a bigger check for a platform independent library their IT team can just link to and call. I wrote this to make that easy: https://GitHub.com https://GitHub.com