Assignment of what if analysis UNIT 2

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 What is it?

The data table in Excel can be used to change two variables. Users need to provide input variables. Excel returns the output based on the formula and variables given by the users.

Step 1: Create a table with various interest rates, as shown in the below image.

Step 2: In the formula cell (H14), type the actual EMI formula, i.e., cell K10.



Step 3: Select the newly created table. Go to the Data. Under the Forecast group, click on the What-If Analysis drop-down list and choose the Data Table.

 Click in the 'Column input cell' box (the percentages are in a column) and select cell h11.

We select cell h11 because the percentages refer to cell h11 (% sold for the highest price). 



Note: this is a one variable data table so we leave the Row input cell blank.

4. Click OK.

Result:








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