Excel Scenario Manager for budgeting and forecasting by Chris Menard

Use Excel's Scenario Manager to create different groups of data you can switch to quickly. Example: original budget and updated budget. Another example: new product and you want to know what happens if you sell more units, increase or decrease price or cost.

I recommend naming the cells or range but it isn't requried. The changing cells are input cells and the cells with formulas or functions are dependent cells. You can even create a summary of your changes.

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