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I am working on a cash flow project for building a plant. I know the cost of
the various segments of the plant rounded to the nearest M. I need to show a
cash flow projection for each segment of the plant construction by month. I
am using a percent by month for the allocation for each different segment.
The monthly allocation is rounded to the nearest M also. The problem I am
having is that the monthly allocation for each segment does not always add up
to the total because of the rounding. How can I put in the last month
allocation formula a process that would, account for the difference between
the monthly allocation and the total being allocated, and then either add or
subtract that differnce to the last months allocated amount.
the various segments of the plant rounded to the nearest M. I need to show a
cash flow projection for each segment of the plant construction by month. I
am using a percent by month for the allocation for each different segment.
The monthly allocation is rounded to the nearest M also. The problem I am
having is that the monthly allocation for each segment does not always add up
to the total because of the rounding. How can I put in the last month
allocation formula a process that would, account for the difference between
the monthly allocation and the total being allocated, and then either add or
subtract that differnce to the last months allocated amount.