Assumptions: they are used for constant values such as price of a product, the quotation of currencies, tax rate or other constant values besides that we can define the value each month for such assumption. In the example below we want a budget in the Euro currency, then we create the assumption “euro” and multiply it with the amount budgeted in Reais.
Filling Information:
Fields represented by a * are required.
Identifier *: Identification of the assumption, which may be a code or name established by the organization, will be used later to define the value of the assumption.
After creating the assumption in the “Form”, you must define your values in the creation of “Budget” as shown below:
Fields represented by a * are required.
Identifier *: Identification of the assumption, which may be a code or name established by the organization, will be used later to define the value of the assumption.
After creating the assumption in the “Form”, you must define your values in the creation of “Budget” as shown below:
Filling Information:
Fields represented by a * are required.
Assumptions *: name of the assumption, in our case is “Euro”.
Identifier: identification of the assumption as defined in the forms.
Assumptions per month: If the assumption value varies according to the months, check this option and set a value for each month.
Type: Identify whether the assumption is a monetary value, percentage, or whole number.
Value *: value assigned to the assumption.
Form: forms that use the assumption.
Fields represented by a * are required.
Assumptions *: name of the assumption, in our case is “Euro”.
Identifier: identification of the assumption as defined in the forms.
Assumptions per month: If the assumption value varies according to the months, check this option and set a value for each month.
Type: Identify whether the assumption is a monetary value, percentage, or whole number.
Value *: value assigned to the assumption.
Form: forms that use the assumption.