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Hi,
I've just used scenarios for the first time but am a little frustrated in that it only remembers specific values rather than the actual cell reference that I type into the "Enter values for each of the changing cells" boxes. Is there a way of doing this as I wanted to include a whole range of values in the scenario that would be replaced each time. For example consider a basic cashflow forecast where line 1 is balance brought forward lines 2-5 are various incomes lines 6-8 are various payments line 9 is balance carry forward (sum of all of the above) each column represents a new week and starts with the balance in line 9 of the previous column in line 1. Now suppose that line two was a range of values that I wanted to replace with 3 scenarios scenario 1 being income maintained at current level scenario 2 being income forecast in a std statistical distribution based on histotica data and scenario 3 being an average of the previous 2 This data was already listed out in lines 12-14 The problem is that if I update the figures in lines 12-14 this has no effect on the scenarios as although I type in cell references it only remembers the numbers that were in the cell at that time and I have to type the new values all in again. Any suggestions? |
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The problem is that if I update the figures in lines 12-14 this has no
effect on the scenarios as although I type in cell references it only remembers the numbers that were in the cell at that time and I have to type the new values all in again. I don't use the Scenario Manager I must confess but it doesn't seem to support what you want to do. Frankly, I think it's pretty easy to use basic Excel formulas to get where I think you want to go. Say you have three "Scenario values" in the range F12:F14. And say you designate cell A1 to control the "scenario number". Then in cell F2 you can enter this formula: =INDEX(F12:F14,A1) to return in it the value from below according to the scenario entered in A1. -- Jim Rech Excel MVP |
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