Thanks.  Yes, it looks the same, and some members might not be able to create their own tables with those kinds of formulas on their own, so it can be quite powerful to be able to have a table like that and to be able to plug in your own numbers and then to see how it comes out differently for changes in the variables and/or changes in the assumptions of probabilities, and I am not sure if it might be helpful to better highlight which numbers are changeable and which numbers have formulas.  Of course, if you click on the cell you can see whether it contains a formula or a raw number, and if it has a raw number then it is changeable, and if it has a formula then it is referring to other cells in order to calculate its results.

Another thing is that any member can take the table from the link and copy it to their own, and rename it, and none of the information would be traceable as to how it is being used - absent regular issues of possible compromised google accounts or back doors into google.. but anyhow, there would at least be enough privacy from other forum members seeing what they put in those fields, unless they choose to share such information, which I don't have any problem with that, but probably it is still better to present the information in terms of hypothetical people rather than claiming the numbers to be your own numbers... just for OPSec reasons.