Tool
used in problems when a person has a preferred result
and has numerous inputs needed to attain this result.
Emphasize:
the GOAL is what is already known, and the several
inputs are being calculated in order to achieve
this GOAL
An example of this would be a monthly payment
regarding ahouse
or a piece of machinery for farming and a targeted
price is in mind.This tool helps you achieve this targeted
monthly payment.
Objective
# 2
Scenario
Manager
nTo
learn about the scenario function on Microsoft
Excel we must first define what a scenario is:
nScenario
na
group of possible circumstances one would want
to look into when concluding a spreadsheet
model.
nSet
by programming desired settings into the
scenario manage field.
Scenario’s
are set up and used to look at problems with
different perspectives.
-If
sales increase by10%, what would happen to your
net income? Instead of creating awkward "if
analyses”, you may want to use Excel’s
scenarios. Scenarios are just versions of the
same set of data, like the usual best- and
worst-case scenarios. You can easily use Excel’s
Scenario Manager to develop your scenarios and
then switch between them.
1. When using
the Goal Seek Command, the end result is unknown and we
enter different inputs in order for the computer to
compute this unknown.
2. An example
of the Goal Seek Command would be when you have a known
monthly payment and you are trying to manipulate inputs
to attain this result.
3.
A scenario is a group of possible circumstances one
would want to look into when finished a spreadsheet
4. A good
example of a scenario manager would be before you enter
any information into a spreadsheet you find out
different solutions to related information.
5. Scenario
Manager and Goal Seek Command are the only tools within
Microsoft Excel.