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Hi all! I am currently trying to define assumptions for my spreadsheet in VBA. The problem I face is that I obviously can't use the macros since Excel doesn't...
julius_kirsche
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Oct 5, 2004
2:25 pm
959
Hi Jules, This code is needed to ensure that Crystal Ball is running prior to calling any CB macro calls. Sub Auto_Open() If...
Jamie G. Carper
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Oct 5, 2004
3:21 pm
960
Hi Jamie, thank you for your help. Unfortunately, I have already tried it. Somehow I can't establish the reference to the crystal ball module. It is not...
julius_kirsche
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Oct 5, 2004
4:44 pm
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A quick way to set a reference to CB is to do the following: 1) Mark the CB in the Add-Ins 2) Goto the VBA Editor 3) Select the Project Explorer 4) You should...
Jamie G. Carper
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Oct 5, 2004
5:04 pm
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As easy as it can be! :/ Thanks a lot! Next time I will give you a more difficult problem... ;) ... affect ... me ... but ... to ... the ... ...
julius_kirsche
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Oct 5, 2004
5:52 pm
963
Hi, my name is Rurik Magos, I'm trying to forecast interest rates and other economic variables using CB Predictor. But I'm getting very "sine-like" projected...
rurikmagos
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Oct 6, 2004
6:29 pm
964
Sorry to bother you with whatprobably is a simple question, but here goes. I am building a series of triangular distributions. The spread sheet has columns...
Jonathon Andell
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Oct 8, 2004
7:36 pm
965
Yes there is. That answers your question, but I bet you were hoping for a bit more info. Create the first distribution. Make sure you have simple values in ...
wjhaskett
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Oct 8, 2004
7:51 pm
966
Howdy, I am studying Overtime hours for Distribution Centers, and am looking at the effect of several variables, several of which look to have cyclical...
campbellpmqe
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Oct 12, 2004
10:42 pm
967
Hey CBug, Does anyone have any good Insurance Prop & Casualty operational or financial models using CB? Thanks in advance. Brian Martin ...
Brian Martin
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Oct 14, 2004
11:27 pm
968
Hello to everyone from Slovenia. My name is Rado and I am looking for general business risk assessment contacts. EU/Slovenian legislation will require general...
cebislo
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Oct 18, 2004
3:15 am
969
I sometimes find it unavoidable to "guess" especially in the early days of a project proposal and I have to use a triangle even a skewed one for things like...
fchuck1047
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Oct 20, 2004
9:58 pm
970
Stephen I am fairly new to CB after having used @Risk for ages, but I think they do pretty much an identical job. So far, I have found nothing but frustration...
fchuck1047
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Oct 20, 2004
9:59 pm
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The model I originally described generates some fairly interesting period-to-period jumps (I usually work in years as shorter term fluctuations are rarely of...
Stephen Black
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Oct 21, 2004
8:37 am
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Hi CBers, I just visited CB website to search tips re. binominal distribution and what I found was a bit confusing. In CB tips #13 Misuse of Binomial...
Suriakusumah, Dicky D
dickytea
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Oct 22, 2004
1:54 am
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Binomial is a discrete distribution, which means that it can only return an integer (0, 1, 2, ...). In the second tip, you can use a Binomial to get a 0 or 1,...
Eric Johnson
eric_r_johnson1
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Oct 22, 2004
3:37 am
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Without mean reversion, just using the period to period percentage change, the range gets magnified very quickly. For instance, looking at 2nd month NYH mogas,...
fchuck1047
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Oct 22, 2004
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Stephen I work in either years or quarters (mostly years). I am struggling with your last suggestion of dividing the price into two parts. The main problem is...
fchuck1047
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Oct 22, 2004
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976
Hi, I am working on analyzing the sensitivity of criterion weights on multicriteria decision making outcomes. What I would like do is perform a Monte Carlo...
abhayadana
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Oct 22, 2004
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977
I'm trying to get some reference paper that specifically refers to the inappropriateness of adding P50's together when dealing with lognormal or other skewed...
blondahl2003
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Oct 22, 2004
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One robust idea is to generate some preliminary weights, and then normalize them (i.e., divide each weight by the sum of the weights) to get the weights you...
Eric Johnson
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Oct 22, 2004
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I'm a newcomer to the group - long experience forecasting prices for oil and gas and trying to convince users to move to a more probabilistic view of the...
bandanna_99
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Oct 23, 2004
5:05 pm
980
Models are only as good as the underlying assumptions used to build them. If everybody uses the same assumptions and the same models, they'll project the same...
Jonathon Andell
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Oct 24, 2004
2:12 pm
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The problem is that all models do involve qualitative judgement: there is simply no objective way to derive the parameters for--for example--the future price...
Stephen Black
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Oct 25, 2004
12:26 pm
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This may not be what you need, but it addresses the problem directly. Build a simple CB model containing several skewed distributions (lognormal etc.). Use CB...
Stephen Black
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Oct 25, 2004
12:50 pm
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Absolutely agree with both of you - unfortunately, however, attempting to convince a group of math-centric managers that an equation won't necessarily identify...
bandanna_99
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Oct 25, 2004
6:18 pm
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Hi Folks, There is a headline article in the Wall Street Journal today titled, "For Math Whizzes, The Election Means A Quadrillion Options." People are using...
Stecyk
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Oct 26, 2004
4:18 am
986
Sounds like you are referring to asymmetric information and arbitrage. I guess not all models have the same information. Once that becomes clear then all...
Russell J. Ivanhoe MD
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Oct 28, 2004
10:21 pm
987
I am trying to model our annual gas price setting process - in May every year, the price for the next 12 months is set according to average price in May. The...
fchuck1047
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Oct 28, 2004
10:21 pm
988
I don't believe that mean-reversion is appropriate in current market conditions for Natural Gas futures. There are several reasons for this, fundamental and...
nabeelqadir
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Oct 29, 2004
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