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Smart/logical modeling

Smart/logical modeling

Smart/logical modeling

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Cross-posted from water distribution:

Does anyone have any tips for keeping your work logical when you are troubleshooting a model?  When I am doing this, I'll change something here, change something there, try this, try that.  I've tried making lists of what I changed, saving a new version of the model if I make a really big/complicated change (sometimes ending up with many models with cryptic names), etc.  While these are better than doing nothing, they are still not ideal.  Any ideas?

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