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A copy of the Standard can be downloaded here:
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[[Media:FAST-Standard-02c-July-2019.pdf| The FAST Modelling Standard]]
[https://www.fast-standard.org/wp-content/uploads/2019/10/FAST-Standard-02c-July-2019.pdf The FAST Modelling Standard]




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Latest revision as of 20:40, 25 December 2024

A set of rules on the structure and design of spreadsheet-based models.

The FAST Standard is designed to provide:

  1. A clear route to good model design for individual modellers, and
  2. A common style platform on which modellers and reviewers can rely, when passing models amongst each other.


The FAST Standard's philosophy is:

  • Simplicity; and
  • Rigorous structuring.


For example, Excel formulae should be:

  • Short; and
  • Use only a limited set of functions.


A copy of the Standard can be downloaded here:

The FAST Modelling Standard


See also