Financial modeling does have formatting norms, eg: different coloring for links, calculations, assumptions and inputs.
However one of the major ways people know their model is correct is by comparing the final metrics against publicly available ones, and if they are out of sync, going through the file to figure out why they didnt calculate correctly.
Personally, this is going to be the same boon/disaster as excel has been.
However one of the major ways people know their model is correct is by comparing the final metrics against publicly available ones, and if they are out of sync, going through the file to figure out why they didnt calculate correctly.
Personally, this is going to be the same boon/disaster as excel has been.