Areas and unit mix
Reconcile the space you can build, the space you price and the units you deliver.
5 min readExcel & files
Your work comes with you.
Work with editable assumptions in Excel, bring in a supported model, or add the documents behind your appraisal.
Explore Feasly with your project- 01Edit assumptions in Excel
- 02Review a supported model import
- 03Keep document revisions together
Feasly for Excel.
Open the Feasly add-in to edit assumptions in Excel. Review the changes, then apply them to your Feasly model for recalculation. An assumptions workbook gives you another way to take editable inputs into Excel and bring reviewed changes back.
Bring in a supported model.
Review the imported structure, assumptions and calculated results before creating your project. Compare the figures with the source and see which areas are available to edit. The original imported file remains available to download as your appraisal develops.
Keep the evidence with the project.
Add PDFs, images and text documents. Read or download files, follow their revision history and select the relevant revision for an Analyst conversation. Each selected reference keeps that revision, even when a newer document is uploaded.
A few practical details.
Which model files can I import?
Contact the Feasly team for current file compatibility and guidance on bringing your existing models into Feasly.
What can I exchange with Excel?
Use the Feasly add-in or an assumptions workbook to exchange defined editable inputs. You can also export your model and results to an Excel workbook for review.
Use selected documents to give your questions context.
WorkspaceWork with your sources, assumptions and results together.
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