Download SimulAr User Manual
Transcript
SimulAr: Monte Carlo Simulation in Excel The window "Display input, output and correlated variables" consists of three labels, the first one to visualize inputs variables, the second one to show output variables and the last one to show correlated variables. SimulAr picks up from all sheets in the active workbook variables that have been inserted in your model. This is very important because it enables you to design the decision model not only by thinking the model in just one sheet of the active workbook but also by facilitating you to include different variables in different sheets. This advantage grants SimulAr a bigger flexibility allowing adapting the model to the user's necessities. The three labels contain six columns. The first one is indicative of the number that SimulAr assigns to variables. The second one indicates the variable name and it is empty in case a name has not been assigned. Columns three and four reflect the sheet name and cell reference of the variable respectively. The next column shows the cell formula. The last one displays the cell value in the moment you have selected this option. At the bottom of the window you can see the number of variables inserted for each type and the number of sheets the active workbook contains. Clicking on the option "Looking for cell when selecting the variable" allows you to go directly to the sheet and cell where the variable was inserted. This function is useful when you are working with different sheets or when you can't see all of the inserted variables in the Excel screen. 51