Guidance on creating a GUI for a risk analysis application

In my free time, I work on a risk analysis application. I have already completed maths and simulations, but I'm stuck in the user interface design. I want my application to be as easy to use for Excel users as possible, but I do not want to make it an Excel add-in, because Excel takes a long time to load add-ons. Therefore, I am going to use the old and venerable MFC.

I want to do this easily in my application:

Tasks of modeling:

  • Determination of probability and uncertainty distribution
  • Determining the mathematical relationship between variables
  • Separating uncertainty from variability (second-order risk modeling)
  • Risk Model Validation
  • What-if analysis (sensitivity)

Data manipulation / mapping tasks:

  • Import / export data from / to Excel and database
  • Display nice graphs to the user

Do you know any recommendations that I could take into account when designing the user interface? The only examples that I know, LINGO and Rockwell Arena , are actually examples of what NOT to do. Perhaps I will need to include a simple scripting language in the system, but in this case it will be an option for advanced users, and not for everyone.

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