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Building the MS Excel workbook the MGT4897 brief requires — live-formula forecasting sheets, error-metric comparisons, the associative regression, the weighted factor model, and the capacity gap analysis, plus the charts that go into the report. Covers the Excel functions to use, how to present tables and figures in the report, and why formulas beat pasted values. Use when producing any table or figure for the report.
Faaz17/Agents-and-Skills · ★ 1 · Data & Documents · score 74
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# Excel deliverables The brief requires it: *"Your report should include tables and/or figures developed using MS Excel to visualize data and support your arguments."* Rubric item 8 marks the use of visuals. This is not optional decoration. ## Build the workbook py .claude/skills/excel-deliverables/scripts/build_workbook.py Writes `02-Analysis/DXB-Calculations.xlsx` with seven sheets: | Sheet | Contents | |---|---| | `1-Data` | The provided series — the only hard-typed numbers in the file | | `2-Passengers` | Six forecasting methods, full error columns, CFE/MAD/MSE/MAPE/TS, accuracy comparison, 2026 forecast, two charts | | `3-Movements` | The same for flight movements | | `4-Associative` | Passengers regressed on movements; SLOPE/INTERCEPT/RSQ/STEYX; scatter with fitted line; expected traffic at 500k/550k/600k | | `5-Long-Term` | Projections to 2036 on three fitting bases, with a comparison chart | | `6-Weighted-Factor` | Location decision template with SUMPRODUCT scoring | | `7-Capacity-Gap` | Forecast demand against the 115m design capacity, with gap and utilisation columns | Options: `--capacity`, `--long-to`, `--at`, `-o`. **Open it in Excel and press F9 before using anything from it.** openpyxl writes formulas but does not evaluate them; the cached values are empty until Excel calculates. A screenshot taken before recalculation will show zeros or blanks. ## Why live formulas, not pasted values 1. The brief says the visuals must be *developed using Excel*. A