Microsoft Excel is one of the most widely used financial tools for forecasting, budgeting and other numerical reporting. Many users have invested heavily in creating Excel-based forecasting sheets that link together to form gigantic forecasting models.
Unfortunately, maintaining these links have become extremely cumbersome - inserting or deleting a row in one spreadsheet has the unfortunate consequence of causing many of the linked sheets to lose their position, destroying the integrity of the entire process.
Forecasting
