6. @RISK Simulation: Numerical Results

6.1. Convergence Monitoring in @RISK
6.2. More Than 50,000 Iterations to Converge
6.3. Convergence by Testing Percentiles
6.4. Static Value of Output Differs from Simulated Mean
6.5. Static Value of Input Differs from Simulated Mean
6.6. Placing Simulation Statistics in a Worksheet
6.7. Simulation Statistics for Output Ranges
6.8. What Was My Random Number Seed?
6.9. Mode of Continuous Data
6.10. Conditional Tail Expectation or Conditional VaR
6.11. Probability of an Interval
6.12. Semivariance, Semideviation, Mean Absolute Deviation
6.13. Correlation Coefficient of Output Distributions
6.14. How @RISK Calculates Percentiles
6.15. Which Iteration Produced a Given Percentile?
6.16. Placing Iteration Data in Worksheet with RiskData( )
6.17. Exporting Information During Simulation
6.18. All Iterations of One Input or Output
6.19. Sum of All Iteration Values
6.20. How Many Iterations Were within a Certain Range?
6.21. How Many Times Did an Event Occur?
6.22. Which Sensitivity Measure to Use?
6.23. Regression Coefficients in Your Worksheet
6.24. Regression Equation from Calculated Sensitivities
6.25. Placing Change in Output Statistics in Worksheet
6.26. Calculating Contribution to Variance
6.27. Placing Contribution to Variance in Worksheet
6.28. Confidence Intervals in @RISK
6.29. Customizing the Quick Reports
6.30. Status Column of Output Results Summary Report
6.31. Changing Columns in Results Summary
6.32. Detailed Statistics with More Than Seven Significant Digits?
6.33. Detailed Statistics: Live or Static?
6.34. Detailed Statistics: Setting Default Targets
6.35. Some Iterations Show Error in Data Window. What Can I Do?
6.36. Additional Export Data options
6.37. Writing Simulation Data to Excel

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