Reply With QuoteHi Mauricel,
I've moved your post to our social forum, but I've also enabled the link to your site. Does look interesting.
Hi,
I think this group may benefit from a new tool for Excel we’ve developed. It's a new way to visualise Microsoft Excel Formulas using natural mathematics. Also a great way to help you check formulas with meaningful names used to replaced Excel Cell references or show hidden logic of your calculations. It's called Excel Render. Feed back so far suggest this would be excellent for Documentations, Finding Errors, publishing your work in Excel in Word etc, auditing. For further details about this tool, please check us on http://Codecogs.com.
-Maricel
Hi Mauricel,
I've moved your post to our social forum, but I've also enabled the link to your site. Does look interesting.
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Hi,
Thank you so much for allowing my thread in your forum. If your interested and have more questions regarding Excel Render you can always contact us in our website and we will be gladly assist you.
-Maricel
The tool is helpful I think. I bookmarked your site.
Looks interesting.
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