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Economic Value of the Portfolio of Clients:
Once you have entered a value greater than zero in the data entry ì
screen for 'Economic Value', you will automatically branch to this ì
section, where you can change or observe 4 local variables used with ì
every Client record in the Aging Analysis.
Definitions of local variables:
variables available for every Client
Starting Date for this Aging Analysis:
Last date Aging Analysis performed:
Economic value of the Aging Analysis the last time it was run:
Exclusion switch:
Local variable 1:
Starting Date for this Aging Analysis:
When you first enter a value for 'Economic Value' on the Client ì
record, the program inserts that date into the 'Starting Date' as a ì
default value. You can place any date you wish into this field.
This date becomes the starting point for the decline analysis. If you ì
had defined a 'Plateau' value earlier, then that 'Plateau' would extend ì
outward from this starting date.
Local variable 2:
Last date Aging Analysis performed:
Everytime you perform an Aging Analysis, that date is placed into this ì
field.
Local variable 3:
Economic value of the Aging Analysis the last time it was run:
This variable shows what the current value was at the time an Aging ì
Analysis was processed. Local variable 3 reflects the 'Plateau', ì
linear or logarithmic decay slope, and 'Floor' value in effect at that ì
time.
This variable, as well as the original 'Economic Value', are printed ì
out in either of two reports available to you in option 3 and 4 in the ìè Menu for Economic Value of the Portfolio of Clients
Economic value of the Aging Analysis the last time it was run:
Local variable 4:
Exclusion switch:
This variable gives you the option of turning 'on' or 'off' any one ì
Client record for your Aging Analysis. The purpose of this ì
'Exclusion switch' is to leave the original 'Economic Value' on the ì
Client screen, if you wish, and yet bypass this record during the ì
analysis. If you replaced, say, '50,000' in the 'Economic Value' ì
field with a zero, you could achieve the same effect but you would lose ì
the information that showed the original value.