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Managing Sensitivities

How to configure Sensitivities

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Last updated 10 months ago

Sensitivity Wizard

You can create Sensitivities by clicking the Edit button (1) in the Sensitivities section of the Model Settings area of the .

This will open a wizard (2) in which you can view, edit and create Sensitivities.

When creating a Sensitivity, you can optionally select another Sensitivity on which to base the new one. In this case, the new Sensitivity would take its values from the Sensitivity on which it is based, unless a value is specified. In the above example, all Sensitivities are independent from one another.

Editing Sensitivity values

In the Assumptions Wizard

In the Assumptions list

Just click in the value you would like to edit (1), enter a new value, and press Enter to save. You can delete a Sensitivity value using the delete button (2), or by deleting the value and pressing Enter.

You can edit values for Sensitivities in the . In the Sensitivities step, you can change the way in which the Sensitivity is applied (1), and add/edit Sensitivity values in the entry table (2). Note that all Sensitivity values can be left blank.

See the to understand how the different Sensitivity Types work.

You can edit Sensitivity values directly in the Assumptions list in the Assumptions tab of the .

Assumptions Wizard
Sensitivity Values documentation
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Sensitivity Editor
Editing Sensitivity values in the Assumptions dialog
Editing Sensitivity values in the Assumptions tab
Screenshot of the Edit Sensitivities button, and the wizard that it opens