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In the example: =Extend([1,2,5,20]) What is the relevance of 1 and 2? Extend begins by looking at the slope of the last two elements. The other elements are not used/referenced by the model. They seem to be here merely for some sort of reference for the user/modeler. Just want my assumptions confirmed. If this is not the case I am missing something.

I have a fixed payment arrangement with a customer and I'm trying to model the revenue (and cash flow) from that agreement. E.g.: March '22 amount: $10k April '22 amount: $12k May '22 amount: $18k June '22 amount: $15k July '22 amount: $16k I have this setup as a list (=[10000,12000,18000,15000,16000,0]) over the interval March-July 2022. But since it is currently May, I only want to transmit the amounts after May 2022 to my checking account pool. Is there a way to Gate values based on a specific date (today)?

Can you only use the Gates function against a Source? I tried it against a Pool and got null results

Dear support, How can I factor in the churn rate in my diagram? Example: remove from the revenue a churn that will decrease from 4 to 3% in next 12 months. Is it possible? Thanks! Daniele