Changes

While the Calculator is an Excel application, a user can enter, edit, and delete almost all inputs.  

While the Calculator is an Excel application, a user can enter, edit, and delete almost all inputs.  

Users can enter inputs to the Calculator directly in the cells of the spreadsheet as one would do in a traditional Excel file. Cells for user input are formatted with a white, or blank, fill (see below) on worksheets with blue tabs (Initiative, Stakeholders, Activities). For tables that automatically expand as data is entered a cell with "'''''Type Here ⮚'''''" on the left edge of the table indicates the row where values should be inputted. Cells that are shaded grey contain formulas or pre-set parameters. Although they are not protected and the user should not change them.

Users can enter inputs to the Calculator directly in the cells of the spreadsheet as one would do in a traditional Excel file. Cells for user input are formatted with a white, or blank, fill (see below) on worksheets with blue tabs (Initiative, [[RCC userguide#Step Two: Identify Regulated Community .E2.80.93 Stakeholder Profile|Stakeholders]], Activities). For tables that automatically expand as data is entered a cell with "'''''Type Here ⮚'''''" on the left edge of the table indicates the row where values should be inputted. Cells that are shaded grey contain formulas or pre-set parameters. Although they are not protected and the user should not change them.

===== Deleting Rows =====

===== Deleting Rows =====