sshrinet82/spreadsheet-formula-auditv0.2.0Public
Spreadsheet formula audit
Finds the formula mistakes that quietly make a spreadsheet wrong: a total whose range stops before the data does, a formula that breaks the pattern its neighbours follow, a number typed inside a formula instead of living in its own cell, and cells already showing an error.
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Reads .xlsx with no library and no login -- point it at a file. Writes one PDF report; never modifies the workbook. Run it with no arguments to audit the bundled sample workbook first.
Before you run it1 local tool
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- ○python3local tool
Must be on your PATH when used. minimum version undeclared.
Inputs2, all optional
rote asks for these before running and shows the defaults it will use.
- Workbook
workbookAbsolute path to the .xlsx or .xlsm file to audit. Leave empty to audit the sample workbook bundled with this Play, so a first run needs no file of your own.
optionalstringexample/home/you/budget.xlsxcustom value allowed - Report
reportFilename for the PDF report. Writes one file into the folder you run the Play from, every run, by default -- set to an empty string for no file at all. Give an absolute path to put it elsewhere.
optionalstringdefaultspreadsheet-audit.pdfexample/home/you/audit.pdfcustom value allowed
What it changes
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Runtime details
- rote CLIversion 0.62.0 or newer
- Servicesnone declared
- Digest
sha256:c4984db1c3ad2a59df8fda9e3e8b5d0cff7acd376c4855296662ac1384bc0939 - Archive size16640 bytes
- Published2026-09-04T08:23:06.270688+00:00
- Published withrote 0.78.0
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