What-if Analysis dengan Excel Scenario Manager untuk Perhitungan Neraca, Laporan Laba Rugi dan Analisa Rasio Keuangan Perusahaan

Excel's Scenario Manager Feature makes automating your what-if models easy. You can store different sets of input values (known as changing cells) for any number of variables and give a name to each set. You can then select a set of values by name, and Excel displays the worksheet by using those values. You can generate a summary report that shows the effect of various combinations of values on any number of result cells. The summary report can be an outline or a pivot Table

What-if analysis: A visual analytics approach to Information Retrieval evaluation

This paper focuses on the innovative visual analytics approach realized by the Visual Analytics Tool for Experimental Evaluation (VATE2) system, which eases and makes more effective the experimental evaluation process by introducing the what-if analysis. The what-if analysis is aimed at estimating the possible effects of a modification to an Information Retrieval (IR) system, in order to select the most promising fixes before implementing them, thus saving a considerable amount of effort. VATE2 builds on an analytical framework which models the behavior of the systems in order to make estimations, and integrates this analytical framework into a visual part which, via proper interaction and animations, receives input and provides feedback to the user. We conducted an experimental evaluation to assess the numerical performances of the analytical model and a validation of the visual analytics prototype with domain experts. Both the numerical evaluation and the user validation have shown that VATE2 is effective, innovative, and useful

What-If Analysis in various operations in an Educational chemical laboratory

Students and lab workers at the technological educational institution in India, responded to a what if analysis questionnaire regarding the hazardous labelling of a number of chemicals present in various laboratories within the particular chemical laboratory. Only one in four students, on average, correctly matched all of the chemicals in the questionnaire with their corresponding hazard labels; the percentage of incorrect responses for chemicals that were part of the curriculum was comparable to the percentage of incorrect responses for chemicals that weren\u27t taught. The analysis of the responses reveals that the conventional ways of teaching about danger labelling and safe handling are insufficient, and better teaching strategies are required to raise students\u27 knowledge of these topics

What-If Analysis Tools in Excel

What-If Analysis tools are available in Excel and they can be used for a variety of purposes. This paper is concerned with their description, as well as a few examples of their applications in financial models. For this reason, two types of data tables are taken into account: one-variable data tables and two-variable data tables. We will look at how these can be structured in order to show us the effect that a loan could have on our yearly budget, by experimenting with different values for the interest rate and total number of payments. We will also employ the use of PMT and IPMT functions