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So, finally we're at the last step in the financial forecasting process.
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Here, I've created the equations for you so you can see what I'm doing for year four,
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year five, and we start plugging in the values from the assumptions.
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So, this one is year four revenue will be based off of year three's revenue,
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so it's just going to add whatever the assumption here above revenue growth.
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So, you just say,
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G7 which is previous year's revenue times one plus the revenue growth percent expected.
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So, you add that and you get this value,
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so you can, let's just see.
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So, it's taking this year,
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year three's revenue times one plus minus three,
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and that's the reason why it's actually going down.
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For year five, it's doing the same thing.
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You just a reference into year four instead.
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So that's why the H7 and we're basing it off I19.
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So, see that here, okay.
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Then for gross margins,
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we are forecasting it based off of the revenue,
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so we just take whatever the revenue is for year four
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times the gross margin and for F column,
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so it's just multiplying this revenue with
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gross margin and that gives us the gross profit.
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Similarly here, it's just year five's revenue times the gross margin of this,
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all of this formula is here so you can keep referencing to that.
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H7 which is revenue times the operating margin for year four and for year five.
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So, now we can see that our financial forecast is based off
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the historical data for this company but also the assumptions that we make,
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and as described earlier as we change
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the scenario analysis the forecast to the metrics change as well.
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So now, we have a dynamic representation of our financial forecast based on scenarios.
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So, that's called scenario analysis as well,
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it's one way to create a financial forecast using some advanced Excel tools.
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I've provided the formulas that I've used below
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and you can also find them in the CSV file in the resource.
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I hope you find this video helpful.
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