When doing a sensitivity analysis according to chapter 15 I can see how "cash flow" behaves. The beviour is caused by a mix of the varied input parameter values. I want to see how the input parameter values drive the output ("cash flow").
Is there a way to plot how two active input parameter drive the results at the end of a simulation (my simulation drives towards average values over time)? For example a graph with "cash flow" as y-axis, "sales force productivity" as x-axis and several plotted lines with varying "sales force adjustment time" values?
(I am using PLE Plus.)
Regards,
Matt
Sensitivity output analysis of two parameters
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Lee Jones
Try running the sensitivity analysis with just one of the constants (say, sales force productivity) then export the *.vdf using the menu option Model>Export Dataset.
Select "Export only final time" and then open the resulting *.tab file in Excel. You can then create a scatterplot for "sales force productivity" against any of the variables in your save list.
Lee
Select "Export only final time" and then open the resulting *.tab file in Excel. You can then create a scatterplot for "sales force productivity" against any of the variables in your save list.
Lee