Formula consistency
Flags formulas that break a repeated horizontal pattern.
ModelSeal
ModelSeal runs eight defined structural checks on Excel workbook content. It does not calculate formulas or interpret business assumptions. Each finding comes from a specific rule and points to a workbook condition that can be reviewed directly.
Flags formulas that break a repeated horizontal pattern.
Finds numeric values interrupting supported formula regions.
Finds #REF! errors and references to missing worksheets.
Shows references to other Excel workbooks.
Finds Excel error constants embedded in formulas.
Lists hidden and very hidden worksheets.
Flags isolated blanks inside supported horizontal formula regions.
Identifies numeric constants entered directly inside formulas so they can be reviewed as possible embedded assumptions.
The score summarizes findings from four components: Formula Integrity (35 points), Reference Integrity (25), Formula Error Safety (25), and Workbook Transparency (15). Each component floors at zero and the total remains between 0 and 100.
| Component | Maximum | Deductions per finding |
|---|---|---|
| Formula Integrity | 35 | MS001: 2 · MS002: 3 · MS007: 2 |
| Reference Integrity | 25 | MS003: 6 · MS004: 2 |
| Formula Error Safety | 25 | MS005: 6 |
| Workbook Transparency | 15 | MS006 very hidden: 2 · hidden: 0 |
| Rating | Score |
|---|---|
| Excellent | 95-100 |
| Strong | 85-94 |
| Review Recommended | 70-84 |
| Needs Attention | 50-69 |
| High Risk | 0-49 |
MS008 findings are currently informational observations and do not reduce the Structural Health Score.
Findings flag observable conditions for investigation. ModelSeal does not calculate formulas, infer business intent, verify assumptions, assess forecast accuracy, judge accounting treatment, evaluate investment merit, or guarantee that a workbook is error-free. Pattern checks are horizontal and intentionally conservative, so legitimate exceptions may be reported and unsupported structures may be missed.