Spreadsheet Widget
When modelling a business case, users must be able to specify input parameters flexibly. This is what they can do in Excel. In Lean-Case, we provide you maximum flexibility for entering assumptions with what -we-call the spreadsheet widget. Wherever you see this table icon next to a parameter in Lean-Case you can use the Spreadsheet Widget.
The purpose of the Spreadsheet Widget is to capture a data series with varying numbers over time which cannot be easily created using other Lean-Case widgets, e.g. to
The Spreadsheet Widget provides high flexibility to enter a series of data over time:
- 1create a data series
- 2upload a data series
- 3edit a series
Widget Controls
In order to look at the data, there are three major controls
Simply select for which of the 3 time periods you want to look at your data series. The data is cumulated.
The second control helps you to look at the data series in 3 different views
With the 3rd control, you can look at the data table in 2 different modes
Create a data Series
If you want to create an initial data series, you can click the “Create Data” icon, e.g. if you have a
Just enter your parameters to create an initial data series into the modal form.
Click the <Apply> button to fill the table with your data series and check the data. Then click the “Apply Changes” icon to save your changes.
Just to make sure: Creating a data series is possible in all 3 views: the value view, the increments view and the percentage view.
Upload a data Series
If you want to upload an initial data series, you can apply the Upload Data Logic, e.g. to upload
To create such a data series
Edit a data Series
Obviously you can edit any data series at any time - even to modify the data series after you created or uploaded it. To Edit Data, switch to Editing Mode.
To Save your changes in Edit Mode, always click the Apply Changes Icon
We would like to show you though how you can quickly edit, e.g, to spread cumulated yearly values evenly over all months of a year
Obviously you can edit any data series at any time - even to modify the data series after you created or uploaded it. To Edit Data, switch to Editing Mode.
To Save your changes in Edit Mode, always click the Apply Changes Icon
We would like to show you though how you can quickly edit, e.g, to spread cumulated yearly values evenly over all months of a year
You can use the same trick to