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I don't understand why its usual to assume that the only two choices are * show N/A everywhere * silently ignore sources of potential errors. Why not make
by spion 12y ago
I don't understand why its usual to assume that the only two choices are
* show N/A everywhere
* silently ignore sources of potential errors.
Why not make the calculation while adding a visual cue (e.g. a yellow or red indicator in the corner) that marks the field as tainted? Now the users get to decide whether they want to investigate or ignore that.
- ben_straub 12y agoYou mean like Excel actually does? http://i.imgur.com/kMPKnqO.png http://i.imgur.com/kMPKnqO.png