Hi, @Federico_Stefanato, you may be right. I am using Coda to build flexible financial models. The advantage over excel is that I can make changes to the model drivers without breaking the model more easily than in excel. Plus, my models are available through any web browser and my mobile devices.
The use-case for the monteo carlo simulation is forecasting financial statement data within a specified range of potential outcomes. I have seen something similar in excel with 5,000 simulations (link to excel model here: https://github.com/ARKInvest/ARK-Invest-Tesla-Valuation-Model/blob/master/Tesla%202024%20Valuation%20Extract_3.25.20_v4.1.xlsx).
I could run this in python and use the API to feed the data back to Coda if the computational power is a gating item.