What should you include when adding a description for a field in a worksheet?

Including the calculation and the value(s) it returns in the description for a field in a worksheet is essential for providing clarity and context to the users of the worksheet. This allows anyone using the worksheet to understand not only how the field is computed but also what kind of data or output can be expected from it.

By explicitly stating the calculation, users can replicate the logic if needed, troubleshoot issues, or make necessary adjustments. Describing the value(s) it returns aids in understanding the significance of that particular field within the context of the worksheet, ensuring that users grasp its importance in their analysis or reporting.

In contrast, focusing solely on the formula used may not provide a complete picture of the field's application, while a general overview of all fields could dilute the specific purpose of the individual field. References to external documents might be useful in some contexts, but they do not directly enrich the description of the field itself and can distract from the immediate understanding of the data being dealt with.