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QMM needs a way to identify bins where a zero area is expected and output a warning value for other bins when they have a 0 area.
Zeros are caused by many accidental errors and thus are a sign that the user should be alerted to. If the user expects the area to be 0, he should mark the cell (since natural zeros are rare). The user should be alerted to any unmarked zeros.
I can do something like this by marking the excel csv file. The entries of unmarked zeros can say, "unexpected 0" which will still evaluate to 0 in formulas, but which can be searched for by the user.
QMM needs a way to identify bins where a zero area is expected and output a warning value for other bins when they have a 0 area.
Zeros are caused by many accidental errors and thus are a sign that the user should be alerted to. If the user expects the area to be 0, he should mark the cell (since natural zeros are rare). The user should be alerted to any unmarked zeros.
I can do something like this by marking the excel csv file. The entries of unmarked zeros can say, "unexpected 0" which will still evaluate to 0 in formulas, but which can be searched for by the user.