Prettify formula - Adjustments I love the concept of the Prettify Formula, but I don’t love the logic it uses. Having spent a bit of my earlier career in software development, I realized a few things that made my code more readable.When doing if logic, I want the comma separating the logic test and true result placed on a new ling and indented to just past the opening “(“. I do this so I can easily trace where logic changes happen.. and it is a little easier to comment things out or copy/paste into the formula playground for testing.if(Month.’Period Type’ = ‘Period Type’.”Actual” , Data.Amount[by: Data.Month, Data.Entity] , previous(Month) * 1.01)For simple formulas, I typically won’t break a line. For formulas where there is a long set of modifiers, I will line break the modifiers and indent them 2 or three spaces past where the previous modifier starts. I don’t need to break each modifier; just enough to fill up a line, as I don’t want to have too many lines, which makes troubleshooting challenging if I have a