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A look at Excel community groups like EUSpRig, made up of accountants, auditors, and Excel power users paid to help organizations spot risky spreadsheet errors

Nicole Kobie / WIRED UK : Tweets: @arnaubayon and @hkanji Tweets: Arnau Bayn / @arnaubayon : Research suggests more than 90 per cent of spreadsheets have errors, and half of spreadsheet models used in large businesses have “material defects”. https://www.wired.co.uk/... Hussein Kanji / @hkanji : Spreadsheets run the world. When they break, governments and companies turn to an elite group of experts to save the day https://www.wired.co.uk/...

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  • @arnaubayon Arnau Bayn on x
    Research suggests more than 90 per cent of spreadsheets have errors, and half of spreadsheet models used in large businesses have “material defects”. https://www.wired.co.uk/...
  • @hkanji Hussein Kanji on x
    Spreadsheets run the world. When they break, governments and companies turn to an elite group of experts to save the day https://www.wired.co.uk/...