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Scenario manager alternatives?
mexicarla Can you send an excel sheet containing some fictitious data to follow your explanation? Not sure I understand your points. Seeing the datasheet will make it easier to understand.
wumolad Absolutely! Give me a little time to make my details anonymous. Thanks for the quick reply!!!!
- mexicarlaApr 24, 2020Copper Contributor
wumolad Here we go. Have slimmed it down to 3 'customers' ... you'll get the idea I'm sure.
No hidden tabs but there are some named ranges for which you won't be able to get a list I'm afraid.
Any suggestions/feedback is welcomed. Many thanks.
- wumoladApr 24, 2020Iron Contributor
My suggestion will be to use dropdown list in your formula by inserting from developer tab.
I have put an example on Customer B sheet. This will reduce the so many "if functions" used on Target sales 2020 section on column E having this formula:
=IF($B$11="Tier 1",C14*TargetRevGrowthPC_Tier1,IF($B$11="Tier 2", C14*TargetRevGrowthPC_Tier2,IF($B$11="Tier 3", C14*TargetRevGrowthPC_Tier3,IF($B$11="Tier 4", C14*TargetRevGrowthPC_Tier4,IF($B$11="Tier 5", C14*TargetRevGrowthPC_Tier5,IF($B$11="Tier 6", C14*TargetRevGrowthPC_Tier6))))))
which now shows only:
=INDEX($B$5:$B$9,B32,1)*C14
as seen in cell F34.
You can also copy this dropdown list to any part of the workbook and they are synched together in which case you can make changes from the summary tab and see the impact of changes immediately.
Let me know if you need more clarification on using dropdown.