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"instruction_en": "Add a NAV chart above the Strategy Performance table, plotting two series: Rotation NAV and Benchmark. Use a red line with red markers for Rotation NAV and a gray line with gray markers for the Benchmark; start both series at a base value of 1, and set the time axis to show annual ticks.",
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"instruction_en": "Using the daily PGE/SCG spot midpoints, the TW base price, the fuel‑loss factor, the fixed commodity cost (0.0246), and the day’s delivered volumes to PGE and SCG, please calculate Adj TW Per, the net unit spreads at PGE and SCG, the theoretical profit (spread × volume), the daily total profit, and the Astra/TW 70%/30% profit split, and roll these up to a full‑month summary. Among these values, keep four decimal places for Adj TW Per, the net unit spreads at PGE and SCG, and keep two decimal places for all other figures.",
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"instruction_en": "Recompute and update the entire workbook under the new operating assumptions, without changing the original price and volume inputs (PGE/SCG Midpoint, TW benchmark price, and commodity cost at 0.0246). Reduce the TW→PGE fuel loss factor to 4.0% and change the profit split to Astra 60% / TW 40%, which better reflects joint sharing of market and scheduling risk.",
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"instruction_en": "Using the trades as the source, identify and fill in the applicable asset and liability items for ENA Corp and ECT Inv, then roll them up into a summary. Please ensure the entries reflect only the portions relevant to each entity.",
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"instruction_en": "You are given an Excel table (Figure 1.19) showing, for IDA-eligible countries, disbursements, amortization, and interest on public and publicly guaranteed debt in 2021–2023 by creditor type (Multilateral, IMF, Bilateral, Commercial bank and other, Bondholders), as well as 2021–2023 totals. At the bottom of the table, the total PPG long-term debt net transfers for 2022 and 2023 are reported.\n\nUsing only the data in the table, please:\n\nProduce at least one chart that displays disbursements, amortization, and interest for each creditor type in 2021–2023.\n\nWrite a structured economic analysis of no more than 300 words, summarizing the main trends, key turning points, and possible financing behavior patterns. In your analysis, calculate and cite the increase in total long-term debt net transfers in 2023.",
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"instruction_en": "You are given an Excel table (Figure 1.19) showing, for IDA-eligible countries, disbursements, amortization, and interest on public and publicly guaranteed debt in 2021–2023 by creditor type (Multilateral, IMF, Bilateral, Commercial bank and other, Bondholders), as well as 2021–2023 totals. At the bottom of the table, the total PPG long-term debt net transfers for 2022 and 2023 are reported.\n\nUsing only the data in the table, please:\n\nProduce at least one chart that displays disbursements, amortization, and interest for each creditor type in 2021–2023.\n\nWrite a structured economic analysis of no more than 300 words, summarizing the main trends, key turning points, and possible financing behavior patterns. In your analysis, calculate and cite the increase in total long-term debt net transfers in 2023.",
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"instruction_en": "Complete the Existing Deals with Huber and Proposed Deals with Huber summaries by cross-referencing the Exposure sheet to capture each contract’s start and end dates, delivery point, and contract price.\nCalculate the average of 55-day payables at each designated time point, and aggregate these amounts into the summary totals corresponding to their respective time periods.",
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"instruction_en": "Prepare a stacked area chart titled \"Existing and Proposed Deals with Huber\", showing monthly time on the X-axis (from December 2001 to December 2006) and daily gas supply volumes (MMBtu/d) on the Y-axis in the Summary sheet. Each colored band should represent a distinct pricing benchmark or contract type (deal), illustrating how volumes vary over time",
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"instruction_en": "Create a stacked area chart titled “Rolling 55 Day Payables (as of the 25th of the Month)” to visualize rolling payable amounts across multiple natural gas price indices from December 2001 to December 2006 in the Summary sheet. The Y-axis should be dollars and the X-axis monthly time, with each data point representing the rolling 55-day payables total as of the 25th of that month.",
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"instruction_en": "Update the weekly sheet’s rent table to include four new columns — “Total Weekly,” “Total Biweekly,” “Total Monthly,” and “Grand Total” — and populate each tenant’s amounts by week, every two weeks, and monthly, leaving missing items as blank cells. At the bottom, add a “Sub-total” row that sums each column, a “Number of Periods” row reflecting the annual payment count for each tenant based on their rent frequency, and an “Annual Totals” row that calculates the yearly totals for each column; the “Grand Total” column should only be populated on the “Annual Totals” row and remain blank elsewhere.",
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"instruction_en": "Update the Beaumont Worksheet to reflect a Base Volume assumption of 17,000 (from 18,000) and roll the change through all affected calculations and summaries. Ensure the threshold/labels (e.g., “>17,000”) and the excess/deficit, buyback, swing, baseload, and invoice totals are consistent with the new base.",
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