There's a sample workbook here, that uses an alternative method to show
scenarios:

http://www.contextures.com/excelfiles.html#Scenarios

under the heading, 'Alternative to Scenario'

Variables are stored on a worksheet, and a scenario name is selected
from a dropdown list to display its variables.

It's easier to maintain than scenarios, and could be linked to a database.


tfaivre wrote:
> I have spreadsheets in which I need to run various scenarios for well more
> than the 35 cells Excel permits. Using "versions" in Lotus was much easier.
> Any suggestions on how to easily accomplish this in Excel? I am in the
> process of breaking down the sheets into numerous groups of 35 or fewer
> cells, but it is quite time consuming.


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Debra Dalgleish
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