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Model template
DESIGN OBJECTIVES
Chapter 1 outlined some of the common modelling errors related to layout, mixed formulas, inconsistent code etc., which often result in poorly structured models with errors or inadequate analysis. Some models seem to follow an emergent process rather than exhibit an overall plan. It is often difficult to set aside time to plan a complete model and changes to the specification and user requirements may become evident as the model progresses. Sometimes another department or client will have different objectives or provide input late in the process. For example, it is better to integrate a multi-language or currency ...
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