Chiclet Slicer
Button-based slicer for Power BI that can be arranged horizontally or as a matrix, with cross highlighting and image support.
Microsoft CorporationTrace Excel model dependencies, rank input impact, map formula relationships, and test scenarios through a visual knowledge graph.

AnalystPro reads an Excel financial model's formulas, dependencies, cross-sheet references, and calculation chains, then represents them as a knowledge graph. It traces selected cells back to their formulas and assumptions. Deterministic sensitivity analysis ranks inputs by their effect on outputs, while scenario testing examines changes across the model structure. The add-in can generate shareable visual links showing the model map.
Traces a selected cell through its formulas, dependencies, and underlying assumptions.
Ranks model inputs by their effect on an output through deterministic sensitivity analysis.
Displays formula relationships and dependency paths in an interactive knowledge graph.
Runs what-if tests across the model structure rather than testing one variable at a time.
Generates links to visual model maps that recipients can view without an account.
PE and investment teams, CFOs, FP&A teams, due diligence and transaction teams, and risk and compliance teams.
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Button-based slicer for Power BI that can be arranged horizontally or as a matrix, with cross highlighting and image support.
Microsoft CorporationAutomates formulas, data cleanup, reporting, and bulk row-by-row tasks in Microsoft Excel from plain-language prompts.
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SheetsFinance«The drivers that actually determine your model's output are buried layers deep — and nobody can see them. Financial models look like numbers in cells. Underneath, there are hundreds of inputs flowing through nested formulas, cross-sheet references, and calculation chains. The assumptions that matter most are rarely …»