Hi,
Need your support on the following:
I am looking to calculate the actuals vs forecasted values based upon a waterfall calculation as attached (tab overview)
I am basically looking out a way to calculate the actuals vs forecasted values based on some % increament. Any suggestion/support around it would be welcome.
I need to span the budget as follows:
In Jan month, we would spend 100 and rest 11 month will be forecasted..
in feb month, we would spend 100 + 100 and rest 10 month will be forecasted..
like this when we reach Dec, we would have just 1 actual 100 rs to spend...
at the end, I would like to calculate the actuals spent and forecasted amount...
looking forward to your support. Thanks in advance.
I can't tell where you want formulas to appear and what they're supposed to do.
Microsoft MVP - Excel
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HI,
Thanks for the quick reply.
I need the solution in D43,D44 cells...One will capture the actuals and other capture forecasted values..
Attached the updated version...with yellow cells as required cells...
D43: =sumproduct( --(row($c$30:$n$41) - row($c$30) >= column($c$30:$n$41) - column($c$30)), $c$30:$n$41)
D44: =sumproduct( --(row($c$30:$n$41) - row($c$30) < column($c$30:$n$41) - column($c$30)), $c$30:$n$41)
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Entia non sunt multiplicanda sine necessitate
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