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:SearchOpenSource: Being Prepared for Anything: Using the Scenario Feature in OpenOffice.org Calc
SearchOpenSource: Being Prepared for Anything: Using the Scenario Feature in OpenOffice.org Calc
Jun 7, 2006, 06 :15 UTC (0 Talkback[s]) (6860 reads)

(Other stories by Solveig Haugland)

[ Thanks to Jane Walker for this link. ]

"I've been there. We've all been there. You're sitting there in the third hour of a boring meeting, nibbling on the last doughnut and trying to figure out what your income and expenses would have to be to move to a small island in British Columbia and support yourself with your macrame skills. Or you're giving a presentation to the director and a couple veeps and one of them just asked you, 'OK, I like those numbers, but what if we sold the routers for $20,000 and outsourced all the work to Budapest?'

"The common thread here is multiple scenarios. You want to see the effect of different values for the items that affect your bottom line: gross income, expenses, macrame yarn costs (buying in bulk saves you a lot of money), etc..."

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