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    A set of User Defined Functions for Excel to create in-cell charts : Sparklines. Sparklines are the simple, intense, word-sized graphics invented by Edward Tufte. Coded in Visual Basic for Applications.
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    This is a collection of professional consulting tools that strategy consultants use in the industry. This toolbox has been used extensively at Strategic Decisions Group (SDG) for over a decade.
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    Hillmaker is a Microsoft Access add-in that can be used to create statistical and graphical summaries of arrival, departure and occupancy patterns by time of day for systems (e.g. hospitals) having entities flowing into and out of some location.
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