The following Crystal Ball and Risk Analysis Tips were first published in Tomorrow's Forecast, Crystal Ball's e-mail newsletter.

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> Crystal Ball 7 and Risk Analysis tips
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Crystal Ball 7 and Risk Analysis Tips

DEFINE

> CB Tip: The Yes-No Distribution

> CB Tip: Simulation with Design of Experiment: How to Use Crystal Ball and MINITAB Together

> CB Tip: How to launch Crystal Ball automatically with Microsoft® Excel – or not!

> The Crystal Ball Reference Manual

> CB Tip: Saving Distributions and their Parameters for Future Use – Part 1 of 2
> CB Tip: Saving Distributions and their Parameters for Future Use – Part 2 of 2
> CB Tip: Combining Column and Row Data to Create Variable Names
> CB Tip: Creating Your Own Categories of Distributions
> CB Tip: Adding a Shortcut Key to Category Names
> CB Tip: Sharing Categories Through E-mail
> CB Tip: Sharing Categories With Publish and Subscribe – Part 1 of 2
> CB Tip: Sharing Categories With Publish and Subscribe – Part 2 of 2
> CB Tip: Customizing How Crystal Ball Calculates and Formats Percentiles
> CB Tip: Setting your forecast chart preferences to display all trials
> CB Tip: References Available with Crystal Ball 7

> Risk Analysis Tip: Various Uses of Distributions in Risk Analysis (1 of 3)

> Risk Analysis Tip: The Building Blocks of Risk Modeling and Statistics
> Risk Analysis Tip: Modeling Randomly Occurring Events
> Risk Analysis Tip: Alternatives to the Triangular Distribution in Modeling Expert Opinion
> Risk Analysis Tip: Incorporating Differences in Expert Opinion
> Risk Analysis Tip: The Binomial Process - Part 1 of 2
> Risk Analysis Tip: The Binomial Process - Part 2 of 2
> Risk Analysis Tip: How to use data in your Crystal Ball model?

> Workshop: Advanced Modelling with Excel and Crystal Ball (CBUC 2006)
> Workshop: Correlations, Correlations and More Correlations! (CBUC 2006)
> Workshop: Effective Techniques and Tools for Modeling Very Large Spreadsheet Simulations (CBUC 2007)

RUN

> CB Tip: Using Hot Keys

> CB Tip: Should you specify precision in absolute or relative terms?

> CB Tip: Adding Comments to Crystal Ball Cells

> CB Tip: Freezing Crystal Ball Data Cells

> CB Tip: Changing speed modes for different simulation needs
> CB Tip: Running User-Defined Macros
> CB Tip: Using Final Value as a Forecast Statistic in OptQuest
> CB Tip: Activating Process Capability Features and Split-view Charting

> Workshop: Using the Crystal Ball Tools (CBUC 2006)
> Workshop: Extreme Speed and Your Excel Model (CBUC 2006)
> Workshop: Automating Crystal Ball With the Developer Kit (CBUC 2006)

ANALYZE

> CB Tip: Three Tips for Quick and Easy Chart Copying and Formatting

> CB Tip: Two Ways to Quickly Find and Open Charts

> CB Tip: Comparing Sensitivity Analysis to the Tornado Chart Tool

> CB Tip: Saving and Restoring Simulation Results

> CB Tip: Auto Extract Simulation Statistics
> CB Tip: Shortcut to Display the Sensitivity Chart
> CB Tip: Using Assumption Charts
> CB Tip: How a Tornado Chart Can Help You Plan for a More Effective Optimization
> CB Tip: How to focus on a particular range of forecast results

> CB Tip: Viewing Statistics and a Sensitivity Chart For a Specific Display Range

> Risk Analysis Tip: Estimating a probability, fraction or prevalence (‘p’)

CB Tips for previous Crystal Ball versions

> Beginner Tips
> Assumptions & Distributions
> Model Building
> Simulation
> Charts & Reports
> Optimization
> Developer Kit
> Excel Tips
> CB Predictor Tips