Exam 8: Using Data Tables and Excel Scenarios for What If Analysis

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In preparation for executing the command to complete the data table, first select the ____ that will constitute the completed data table.

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A scenario can span worksheets.

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Before you start creating scenarios, you can name the ____ cells you plan to use in the scenario.

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Identify the letter of the choice that best matches the word or phrase with its definition. -Refers to a cell, range of cells, formula, or constant value

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Defined names with a global scope can be created for cells and ranges using the Name box in the Formula Bar, and using the ____ command in the Defined Names group on the FORMULAS tab.

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Case 8-2 Case 8-2     Gabriel created the table above to help him organize financial information on the projected results of increased marketing campaigns for the swimsuit line. A change in marketing expense will change the number of units sold. Please refer to the table above when answering the questions below. -Gabriel wants to edit his scenario. He can change everything below EXCEPT ____. Gabriel created the table above to help him organize financial information on the projected results of increased marketing campaigns for the swimsuit line. A change in marketing expense will change the number of units sold. Please refer to the table above when answering the questions below. -Gabriel wants to edit his scenario. He can change everything below EXCEPT ____.

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Income tax expense on income statements for ____ companies and the amount of income tax actually paid are two different numbers.

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There is no right answer to the question of whether the effect of income taxes should be considered when performing what-if analysis.

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You can use the Scenario ____________________ to perform a what-if analysis with more than two input cells.

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Although Excel does not consider case when evaluating cell names, the use of case differences in cell names can make them ____.

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You use the Simulation Manager to define and save sets of values as scenarios, and then you view and change them as necessary to produce and compare different results. _________________________

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Each ____ in a scenario must be unique within its scope.

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The breaking point is the point at which revenue equals expenses. _________________________

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A(n) ____________________ data table has two lists of input values and one formula that refers to the two different input cells.

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Many companies decide to use the company's ____ tax rate in their what-if analysis.

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Case 8-2 Case 8-2     Gabriel created the table above to help him organize financial information on the projected results of increased marketing campaigns for the swimsuit line. A change in marketing expense will change the number of units sold. Please refer to the table above when answering the questions below. -Gabriel plans to use the Scenario Manager to add a scenario. He opens the Scenario Manager by clicking the DATA tab on the ribbon, and then clicking the ____. Gabriel created the table above to help him organize financial information on the projected results of increased marketing campaigns for the swimsuit line. A change in marketing expense will change the number of units sold. Please refer to the table above when answering the questions below. -Gabriel plans to use the Scenario Manager to add a scenario. He opens the Scenario Manager by clicking the DATA tab on the ribbon, and then clicking the ____.

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Use a(n) ____ data table to see how different interest rates affect a loan payment.

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You can add a title and borders to make the worksheet more visually appealing and easy to understand.

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A data table depends on values and formulas used in a worksheet, and must appear on the same worksheet that contains this data.

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Case 8-2 Case 8-2     Gabriel created the table above to help him organize financial information on the projected results of increased marketing campaigns for the swimsuit line. A change in marketing expense will change the number of units sold. Please refer to the table above when answering the questions below. -Gabriel considers whether the average salary input item should be a changing cell. Although the average salary will change to $39,100 next year, it will not vary from that number for any of the five scenario options. Why would you recommend NOT making salary a changing cell? Gabriel created the table above to help him organize financial information on the projected results of increased marketing campaigns for the swimsuit line. A change in marketing expense will change the number of units sold. Please refer to the table above when answering the questions below. -Gabriel considers whether the average salary input item should be a changing cell. Although the average salary will change to $39,100 next year, it will not vary from that number for any of the five scenario options. Why would you recommend NOT making salary a changing cell?

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