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Inspect formula links in Excel.

Trace Logic shows how a result is calculated and which formulas use a selected cell. Open related cells from the tree instead of searching through sheets manually.

FIND PRECEDENTS

Break down a formula and view its sources

The formula analysis tree shows nested functions, conditions, references, and calculated values. Expand the part you need and jump straight to its source in Excel.

Trace Logic formula tree beside the selected source value in Excel
FIND DEPENDENTS

See where a cell is used.

Trace Logic finds formulas that use the selected cell. Select a dependent to open it directly in your model.

Trace Logic dependent formulas tree beside the selected cell in Excel
FORMULA FLOWS

See what feeds a calculation and where its results are used

Select a range on a worksheet — Trace Logic shows its inflows and outflows, grouped by sheets and formulas.

Financials

Selected rangeFinancials!H6:L17

Assumptions
Production
Opex
Capex

See how it works in Excel

Analyze a block — Formula Flows, Financials!H6:L17

And Trace Logic is fast, too

Find Precedents≈2× faster

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Find Dependents≈3.5× faster

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Time to open tracing, measured on the same model under the same conditions.

Batch reading

Formulas and values are read in blocks, not cell by cell.

Formula caching

Parsed results for identical formulas are reused during analysis.

Focused analysis

Analysis can be limited to selected sheets and ranges.

Targeted rechecks

Selected findings are rechecked without scanning the whole model.

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