Hi
I have a Monte Carlo with 1000 iterations with dates with provide this diagram
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I have made a privot table so I can see how many iterations each date have.
I wanted to create a accumulated possibility rate going from 0% to 100% across my diagram like fx. 4/10 + 4/10 + 15/10 + 48/10 + 82/10 + 144/10 + 188/10 + 190/10 that the highest have 67,5% accumulated possibility
Is there anyone that know what to do?
Sample file please?
Attached file
This is about as close as I can come to what I think you want.
the pivot table uses the date field in the Rows area and twice in the Values area.
The first instance of date in the Values area is count and the second instance is % running total in date.
Dates are put into groups of three.
The count is displayed as a clustered column chart and the cumulative is displayed as a line chart.
Let us know if you have any questions.
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Re: Monte Carlo simulation
how it works i don't understand.Originally Posted by JeteMc
please give me guide book or video
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