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Running Sensitivities and What If Analysis in Excel

    Learn how to use Excel to run various scenario's, what ifs and sensitivities using the built in tools. Use these tools to see the break even position, consider what will happen when some of your inputs change and assess the impact that certain variables have on your spreadsheet model.

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Title Price
 
Video Clip
(Windows Media Player)
Goalseek
The Goalseek feature allows you to specify the result you require and which input can change. Then the computer will calculate the required number. Very useful for break even analysis. This clip also shows you how to perform a goalseek straight off a graph.

 


FREE
 

Goalseek
(3 min)
Data Tables
Learn how to use Excel's Data Tables feature to automatically run multiple scenarios through a model, based on either one or two variables.

 



FREE


Data Tables
(8 min)
Multiple Scenarios
The scenario feature allows you to quickly change a number of input cells based on some pre defined situations e.g. Low case, High Case, Realistic Case. You can then switch between the various scenarios.

 


FREE

Scenarios
(4 min)

 
The Watch Window
The watch window allows you to continuously view cells that interest you (no matter where they are on the spreadsheet) while making changes to inputs in the model.

 


FREE
(3 min)

 

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