dynamic modelling addin - excelsior?

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A client showed me a screen print from a product that he said was
developed in Excel and (he thinks) using an addin called Excelsior.
This addin gave an ability to represent values to controls on a page so
that moving a control with a mouse would see the effect on the rest of
the system.

For example you could have a slider for "price of electricity", a
slider for "wattage of light bulb" and a dial showing cost per hour.
moving either of the sliders would show the needle on the dial moving
appropriately.

Does anyone know what this product is (or anything else similar)?

regards


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