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Color Coding
I am slightly confused about the color coding: in the Dealcomps sheet, when entering a hardcoded formula (for example, cash for May Dept. Stores was "-22-40"), we use the color black; however, in the Complex Trading Comps worksheet, when entering a hardcoded formula (for example, debt for Walmart wa...
I am slightly confused about the color coding: in the Dealcomps sheet, when entering a hardcoded formula (for example, cash for May Dept. Stores was "-22-40"), we use the color black; however, in the Complex Trading Comps worksheet, when entering a hardcoded formula (for example, debt for Walmart was "3754+4595+26429+1467"), we use the color blue. Furthermore, in the Complex Trading Comps worksheet, some cells that include a reference to another cell and a hardcoded number (for example, cell 54, which is JCP's Adjustments (After-Tax) number and is "-5+G48*.6"), are black, while others (for example, cell H54, which is Kohl's Adjustments (After-Tax) and is "H48*.6-4.9") are blue.
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