March 2013
Intermediate to advanced
1032 pages
33h 29m
English
Excel provides you with the ability to perform a what-if analysis on worksheet data. An analysis of the data in a worksheet can really be approached in two different ways: manipulating values to affect outcomes or specifying an outcome such as a required net profit, and allowing Excel to determine the values required to give you the desired outcome.
As already mentioned, the first possibility for conducting a what-if analysis consists of varying key values in a worksheet, which enables you to see how these changes to the key values affect the result of a particular formula or function. For example, you might want to analyze how different variable costs, such as marketing and supplies, affect your net profits.
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