angrybrian
New Member
For financial modelling, I always encounter the issue of forecasting employee benefits and contract revenue.
Every contract has a start and end date. This causes an issue when forecasting for a particular month in the model.
There are always 5 scenarios which I must consider - they are:
1 The Contract hasnt started
2 The contract starts in during this month
3 The contract run through this entire month
4 The contract ends during the month
5 The contract has already finished
To trigger a revenue calculation I create some flags; as shown below. I normally put these into one formula, but its nice to some them separately so the client can see what is being calculated.
My question is - there must be a simplified way to do this???? Anyone suggestions
I've posted a mock calculation to my public skydrive so you can view it:
https://skydrive.live.com/#!/edit.aspx?cid=B6331141F6A7CC06&resid=B6331141F6A7CC06%21159&app=Excel
Every contract has a start and end date. This causes an issue when forecasting for a particular month in the model.
There are always 5 scenarios which I must consider - they are:
1 The Contract hasnt started
2 The contract starts in during this month
3 The contract run through this entire month
4 The contract ends during the month
5 The contract has already finished
To trigger a revenue calculation I create some flags; as shown below. I normally put these into one formula, but its nice to some them separately so the client can see what is being calculated.
My question is - there must be a simplified way to do this???? Anyone suggestions
I've posted a mock calculation to my public skydrive so you can view it:
https://skydrive.live.com/#!/edit.aspx?cid=B6331141F6A7CC06&resid=B6331141F6A7CC06%21159&app=Excel