Yes, but I bet your code cannot reveal its own spaghetti:-) Excel has long had an option to display 'precedent' and 'dependent' cells. You can actually see th

Yes, but I bet your code cannot reveal its own spaghetti:-) Excel has long had an option to display 'precedent' and 'dependent' cells. You can actually see the spaghetti right there. https://support.microsoft.com/en-au/office/display-the-relationships-between-formulas-and-cells-a59bef2b-3701-46bf-8ff1-d3518771d507 https://support.microsoft.com/en-au/office/display-the-relat...