Class 10 IT (402) Complete Solution
What is 'what if scenarios' in OpenOffice calc?
In ‘What if scenario’ a set of values are changed to predict some results,
which spreadsheet save automatically with scenario names.
These are the steps for ‘what if scenario’
1) Create a table in a spreadsheet.
2) Select the table.
3) Go to ‘Tools’ tab.
4) Select ‘Scenarios’ option.
5) In ‘Create Scenarios box’ give scenarios name.
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Create Scenarios box |
6) Now for other scenarios, change the Principal amount and repeat same steps (2 - 5).
Other Topic of this Chapter
- Consolidating & Subtotal
- What if Scenarios & What if tools
- Goal Seek and Solver
- Insert Sheet & Create Reference
- Hyperlinks & Types of Hyperlinks
- Sharing Document
- Track Changes in Spreadsheet
- Macro in Open Office Calc
What is ‘What if multiple operations tools’ in OpenOffice Calc?
What if multiple operations is used to make many scenarios unlike in what if
scenarios two or three values could be changed. The multiple operations tool
creates a formula array a separate set of cells that give all the alternative
results.
These are the steps to use multiple operations:
1) Create a table,
2) Type values as row input cell or column input cell,
3) Select the column input cell,
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5) Select Multiple Operations,
6) In Multiple Operations, select the formula, and select values to be changed,
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Chapter 1 – Digital Documentation
Chapter 2– Electronic Spreadsheet
Chapter 3 – Database Management System
Chapter 4 –Web Application
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Multiple Operation box |
Chapter 1 – Digital Documentation
Chapter 2– Electronic Spreadsheet
Chapter 3 – Database Management System
Chapter 4 –Web Application
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