Making use of Global variables

Calculating Profit/Loss Variance based on What-if Analysis

Description:

Finding out the variance of profit or loss by deriving from columns like Actual profit, Actual profit %, Estimated profit, Estimated profit% based on what-if scenarios for sales% and cost%

Example:

UDDC Expression: 

For Calculating Actual profit

For Calculating Actual profit%

For Calculating Estimated Sales (where $Sales_Percentage$ is the global variable)

For Calculating Estimated Cost (where $Cost_Percentage$ is the global variable)

For Calculating Estimated profit

For Calculating Estimated profit %

For Calculating Profit Variance%

Here we will take an Alcoholic drink example to understand the expressions:

- For Actual Profit : (GrossSales – CostofGoods)

-> (68110629 - 51419996) = 16690633.

- For Actual Profit% :  ((GrossSales - CostofGoods) / GrossSales) * 100

-> ((68110629 - 51419996) / 68110629) = 24.51

- For Estimated Sales :  GrossSales + ((GrossSales * $Sales_Percentage$) / 100) 

-> 68110629 + ((68110629 * 24.51) / 100) = 71516161

- For Estimated Cost : CostofGoods + ((CostofGoods * $Cost_Percentage$) / 100)

-> 51419996 + ((51419996 * 193496) / 100)  = 51934196

- For  Estimated profit : (Estimated_Sales – Estimated_Cost)

-> (71516161 - 51419996) = 19581965

- For Estimated profit %: ((Estimated_Sales -Estimated_Cost )/Estimated_Sales) *100 

-> (71516161 - 51934196) / 71516161) * 100 = 27.38

For Profit Variance%:((Estimated_Profit_Perc - ActualProfit_Perc) / Actual_Profit_Perc) *100

-> (27.38 - 24.51) / 24.51) * 100  = 11.74 

Note: This article is based on Smarten Version 5.0. This may or may not be relevant to the Smarten version you may be using.