One-Time Change Assumptions
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Written by Kelvin Hudson
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What does this feature do?

One time change assumptions allow you to create a jump in value for an input metric at a custom date.

Why should I care?

When you expect changes for an input metric’s value to change on a few occasions (usually wide-spread in terms of time), the one-time change assumption is the best assumption type to use to capture this behavior.

Where can I find it?

The one-time change assumption is able to be added to any input metric present within any section of the assumptions page of the financial model.

How should I use it?

Use one-time change assumptions whenever you expect a value to increase or decrease at an interval that exceeds (is longer or less regular than) every 1 month. For example, to reflect a yearly salary increase for an individual you would use the one-time change assumptions for their “salary” input metric to give this value an increase every year (or at whatever frequency you feel is appropriate).

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