What We Know About Spreadsheet Errors¶
Panko, R. R. (2008). What We Know About Spreadsheet Errors. Journal of End User Computing, 10(2), 15-21.
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Domain-specific¶
- Inner-Platform Effect
- Spreadsheets-as-databases: validation rules, lookup chains, named ranges, change tracking, and row-level security accreted through Excel's customisation surface, each re-implementing a relational-database facility badly.
This sourceDocuments that the great majority of operational spreadsheets contain material errors and lack the validation, constraint enforcement, and access control of a relational database — supporting the spreadsheet-as-database anti-pattern.
- Spreadsheets-as-databases: validation rules, lookup chains, named ranges, change tracking, and row-level security accreted through Excel's customisation surface, each re-implementing a relational-database facility badly.
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