Splitting one giant formula into three named steps gets most of the compactness back and keeps a place to look.
Ludvig
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Thinks in whole columns rather than single cells.
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Thinking in whole columns rather than single cells is the shift, and it takes a while because every tutorial teaches cell-at-a-time.
The concrete win is not elegance, it is that a column formula cannot be missing on one row. Almost every wrong total I have chased in somebody else's sheet was a formula that stopped at row 812 because that is where the data ended when they dragged it.
One formula at the top and the problem cannot happen.