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CHAPTER 19 Using the Scenario Manager for sensitivity analysis CHAPTER 20 The COUNTIF, COUNTIFS, COUNT, COUNTA, and COUNTBLANK functions CHAPTER 21 The SUMIF, AVERAGEIF, SUMIFS, and AVERAGEIFS functions CHAPTER 22 The OFFSET function CHAPTER 23 The INDIRECT function CHAPTER 24 Conditional formatting...
Sensitivity Analysis for NPV in Excel – 4 Steps How to Use What If Analysis in Excel (with All 3 Features) How to Do IRR Sensitivity Analysis in Excel (with Detailed Steps) How to Build a Sensitivity Analysis Table in Excel (One-Variable and Two-Variable) The What If Analysis Data Tabl...
How to Create Pivot Table in Excel – A Step-by-Step Guide HLOOKUP in Excel: Formula and Usage How to Protect Excel Sheet with Password COUNT in Excel: Formula and Implementation How to Create an Excel Worksheet: Beginner’s Guide How to Use Indirect Function in Excel? Using VLOOKUP in ...
- Merge Tables: You can use tables and the VLOOKUP function in Excel to quickly merge two tables. This trick will bring your Excel game to a new level. - Table as Source Data: One of the great things about tables in Excel is that you can use a table as source data for a chart, ...
From the What-If Analysis dropdown, choose Data Table. In the Row input cell box, select cell F4, to create a data table based on product quantity. Press OK. The sensitivity table displays estimated profits for selling different quantities of a single product. Method 2 – Create a Sensitiv...
=VLOOKUP(lookup_value, table_array, col_index_num, [range_lookup]) VLOOKUP function: What do the arguments mean? lookup_value is the value you are looking for. table_array is the table array or database to be searched. col_index_num is the column number where possible return values are...
Advanced Table Functions: Leverage advanced table features in Excel, including structured references and automatic formula propagation across tables. Use table designs, advanced sorting, and filtering to streamline your data analysis and create dynamic, self-updating reports. Advanced lookups and returns us...
TheCHOOSE functionis great for scenario analysis in financial modeling. It allows you to pick between a specific number of options, and return the “choice” that you’ve selected. For example, imagine you have three different assumptions for revenue growth next year: 5%, 12%, and 18%. Using...
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