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    Sensitivity Analysis

    Hi Im doing work on a Subdivsion and have made a sensitivity analysis to gain a range of end values based whether expenses and values are increasing/decreasing.
    I have finished a table and it seems to work correctly, but am wondering for future use there must be a better way to set this up???
    I have read Excel Help but havnt been able to get anywhere.
    If anyone is able to help, that would be great!

    Here is what I have done for now.

    Subdivision.xls

    Thanks

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    Re: Sensitivity Analysis

    As a general suggestion, name your cells!!

    I played arround with your formula :-

    (I colorcoded your 2 constants below, not sure if they will always be the same) if so it could possibly be simplified further!

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    It makes it more readable to change!

    By naming the variables across the side and top eg k10:q10 as GrossRealisation you can use it in your formula! And still copy between the cells, but its easier to maintain!

    also a little math and simplification :-

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