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Building Scenarios Now that you've determined your base case assumptions that reflect how you believe the business will perform, you also want to ...
Building the Balance Sheet The accounting equation as shown on the balance sheet is perhaps the single most important concept to understand in ...
Building the Cash Flow Statement Cash is king! When running a business like this — particularly a new business — you should never ever run out of ...
Building the Income Statement The income statement, also called the profit-and-loss (P&L) statement, shows the underlying profitability of ...
Calculating Expenses Now that you've projected your revenue, it's time to project your expenses for the business. Staff costs Your ...
Calculating Revenue Now that you're happy with your assumptions, you can use them to calculate the revenue of the business for the next year. ...
Building an Integrated Financial Statements Model inancial statements are the mainstay of many financial models. The financial statements ...
Preparing a Presentation You know your financial model best. No one is more qualified than you are to talk about your model, so you may be asked ...
Dynamic Charting When you're creating charts in financial models or reports, you should still follow best practice and try to make your models as ...
CHANGING A PIE CHART TO A DOUGHNUT CHART Doughnut charts are another way of displaying exactly the same information as a pie chart. To change ...
