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The Invisible Foundation: Engineering Better with Daniel T. Li’s Structural Spreadsheets

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Detecting and refactoring code smells in spreadsheet formulas The Invisible Foundation: Engineering Better with Daniel T

Sanity Checks and "Behavior" Understanding: Never trust the software blindly. Li emphasizes that the "real engineering" is in understanding the behavior of the system and checking the output for sanity. The Benefit: It turns a fragile file into

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• The Benefit: It turns a fragile file into a robust application. Instead of scrolling through thousands of rows, users interact with clean inputs and dynamic charts, hiding the messy logic under the hood.

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