Trace precedents is one of the most important auditing tools in spreadsheets today. Trying to figure out how someone elses’s model works? Trace precedents. Your own analysis REF’ing out? Trace precedents. Knowing if your formulas are correct and how they relate to each other is paramount for a spreadsheet user. In this article, I’ll discuss how you should be tracing precedents in Google Sheets. There are two main ways to do trace precedents in Sheets, one that you should use

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