LESSON 11: ANALYZING NPV’S SENSITIVITY WITH RISKMAKEINPUT VARIABLES

Remember that every time you make a significant change on your model, such as this declaration of a MAKEINPUT variable, or something else, such as changing parameters for an input variable, inserting or deleting input variables, modifying your simulation settings parameters, you will need to simulate again. In other words, you have to submit all the elements required before a simulation is run to the simulation process again, in order for these effects to take place.
In this case, the RISKMAKEINPUT functions have been added as synthetically created input variables that now, will integrate within themselves the iterated values of the variables that precede them. For tornado chart creation purposes, original input variables such as prices, CAPEX, productions and expenses will no longer be shown as individual bars on the tornados.