Quantrix Modeler

Working with complex spreadsheets is rarely free of errors. Even if your formulas, calculations, and worksheets are on point, your work can be held back, and your day can be ruined just by making a little change or adding one tiny item. Quantrix Modeler comes to your help by providing a smart platform that lets you work on your spreadsheets in an isolated yet related environment. This way, you can modify or add new items without the fear of accidentally altering others.

Most of the work revolves around matrices

Matrices are the working bees of Quantrix Modeler. A matrix can be built from scratch or imported. Importing tables into matrices requires you to open the Data menu on the app's ribbon and choose the medium. One can easily import data from databases, other matrices, salesforce, text files, XML, and clipboard — the neatest one.
Furthermore, as a model requires more than a single matrix, you will most likely run with multiple matrices. Luckily, flexibility is not an issue here, so you can link matrices between them while being able to keep building a matrix up, adding new data, building formulas, or play around with categories and items.

Formulas are still important

Formulas are the backbone of each spreadsheet manager. Without employing the use of formulas, your model logic won't be able to develop right. If you are not accustomed to what the formulas are doing or what's their structure, don't fret, the Tools combo menu has your back. Click on Functions from the aforementioned menu to display the formulas and their effect.

Short learning curve

In short, if you are tired of messing up entire projects even if your logic was stellar and all techniques were applied by the book, you can give Quantrix Modeler a try. It might sound scary to add a new utility to your portfolio and allocate time to learn its mechanics and all, however, if you are Excel-savvy, you should have no issue operating Quantrix.