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A spreadsheet model is the model (the type) of the spreadsheet. - how it looks like.
A spreadsheet model would be a project/scenario shown or presented within an Microsoft Excel spreadsheet.
1. Organize the data for the model on the spreadsheet 2. Reserve separate cells in the spreadsheet to represent each decision variable in the algebraic model. 3. Create a formula in a cell in the spreadsheet that corresponds to the objective function in the algebraic model. 4. For each constraint, create a formula in a separate cell in the spreadsheet that corresponds to the left-hand-side of the constraint.
It usually is a baseline number that does not change.
The impact of electronic spreadsheet to accountants is that it has simplified their work and guarantees accuracy. All an accountant has to do is come up with relevant formulas which will allow the spreadsheet to compute the data automatically.
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spreadsheet model of income projection
Almost any business can use a spreadsheet model. It is not just something that certain types of businesses use. All business need to do planning and working out things about their business. As part of that a spreadsheet could be used, and so they could use a spreadsheet model to try to forecast their future requirements or plan how they are going to expand and how much money, staff, stock etc. that they may need. It is not just even businesses that can use them. Individuals can too. Spreadsheet models can be used by anyone if they have some situation that requires them.
A Spreadsheet Model is a document created in a spreadsheet program (like Microsoft Excel) which is supposed to simulate a real life situation. For example a spreadsheet model might be used to help plan a school disco. It would show how much everything costs and help you to decide how much you need to sell tickets for to cover your costs.Spreadsheet models are often used in business to help with planning, accounting and forecasting.
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communication, reliability, auditability, modifiability.
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