damian_r

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by damian_r 6y ago
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Ask HN: What Finance Management Tool do you use in startup (5-50 hires) and why?
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Ask HN: What else in the world should be Open Sourced?
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Ask HN: When do you know that you should stop testing a hypothesis?
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by damian_r 11y ago
I haven't seen that. I tried installing it on my Excel but it looks like kind of pro version is needed for PowerPivot. I'll try to find some more information on it. Thanks!
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Ask HN: Snapfix – get instant advice. Would you use that?
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by damian_r 11y ago
I like the concept of simple editor for the formula. Maybe an editor that would extract all formulas from the sheet and give you different view after double click would be a good solution. On one hand you would still have your normal spread
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by damian_r 11y ago
Thanks for this perspective. As a programmer I haven't actually thought much about how important this link between a cell in a grid and its formula may be. I have seen huge (i mean HUGE) Excel files full of complex formulas being built
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by damian_r 11y ago
Ok, now I see what you meant by "don't buy". I agree it's tough to sell such product to a big company (actually selling any product to enterprise without credibility - a lot of users or big users - is very tough). IMO if
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by damian_r 11y ago
Thanks for your insights. I am happy to hear that you see potential in the project. I have a gut feeling that there is a lot of analysts who use Excel for difficult and heavy computations and who don't want to learn programming but wou
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Ask HN: Excel experts – Formula IDE in Excel (MVP screenshot) – is it useful?
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