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Ozzit: see the GST arithmetic in Excel

Synthetic example. Review aid, not professional advice; the reviewer decides the GST treatment.

Input: $1,100, assumed wholly taxable and GST-inclusive at 10%.

Open Ozzit v3.4.0 in Microsoft 365 or Excel 2024 or later. No add-ins or macros.

=oz.GSTExtractλ(1100)

Output: $100.00 GST, reproduced in Microsoft 365. The hand calculation is $1,100 / 11.

Human decision: Does the evidence establish that the whole supply is taxable?

Synthetic GST example in Excel: $1,100 input and oz.GSTExtractλ(1100) returning $100.00 Captured in Microsoft 365 using Ozzit v3.2.0, Australian tax!A19:B19; the reviewer still decides whether the supply is taxable.

Setup, function catalogue, workbook examples and reference

A native Excel LAMBDA library for dynamic-array financial models, with inline help and editable demonstration worksheets under the oz. prefix. LibreOffice and older Excel versions cannot evaluate the functions.

Capture evidence

The 6 September 2026 capture used Excel 16.0 build 20326. The released workbook opened without a repair prompt and a full calculation rebuild returned numeric 100 for the displayed formula.

v3.2.0 release asset SHA-256: 13df5eb0e2e7a3d1b17a743a990c30adfd187d409be133996ec154543e78ff28.

The capture record and PowerShell reproduction preserve the Excel command, returned value, crop and image fingerprint.

The screenshot uses a disposable copy with a synthetic label, an explicit argument in B19 and currency formatting. It certifies this example in v3.2.0. The v3.4.0 workbook is a different file; its full native gate results are recorded in its release notes and in CHANGELOG.md. The shipped workbook was not edited.

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Verification and attribution

The tagged repository release is v3.4.0, dated 6 September 2026; citation metadata is in CITATION.cff.

v3.4.0 ozzit.xlsx SHA-256: 8ea782fe7ee63605394acace586df76332fafedfea5d8bc43fb672e8424115a6 (438,726 bytes). Excel 16.0 build 20326 on 6 September 2026: 1,129 formulas recalculated with 0 in error, 818 self-test assertions with 0 failures, 19,444 cached values equal to what their formulas produce.

MIT licensed. See LICENCE and ATTRIBUTION.md for provenance and licence.

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For Excel modellers: 138 native Excel LAMBDA functions for Australian GST arithmetic and financial modelling. No add-ins, no macros. Microsoft 365 or Excel 2024 and later.

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