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I have a Worksheet with in which you enter a number, and it gives you a result having performed several calculations to get to the result.
i would like to create a table on another worksheet, which summarizes the results for a range of inputs. the only way I can think of doing this is manually enter the number into the worksheet, note the result, and then log it in the table on the second worksheet. is there a function which I can use to automate this? |
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On 2nd worksheet, you always can use formulas to calculate summary results based on data you entered into 1st worksheet!
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You could try out Scenarios, it's under What-If Analysis in the Forecast section of the Data tab of the ribbon.
You can set up a number of scenarios: 2022-11-25_162038.png then click on Summary and you have a choice of output: 2022-11-25_161836.png It's not often used but it's not bad. Attach a file so that we can demonstrate? |
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