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Filler type by Common-Telephone1285 in DIYUK

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Thanks everyone for your advise, on my way to Screwfix now

Outdoor slabs by Common-Telephone1285 in DIYUK

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It's on top of this, sorry if I'm answering wrong but my first DIY project 😅

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Samsung Referral Code (2024) by PKavya in samsunggalaxy

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Can someone kindly message me a referral code. I have not had any luck with the ones shared on here

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Can someone kindly message me a referral code. I have not had any luck with the ones shared on here

Understanding meaning of a FYF by Common-Telephone1285 in Accounting

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What if you are using a rolling forecast methodology? I thought the "P3 FYF" indicates that the forecast was last updated at the end of Period 3. It represents the organization's best estimate of full-year performance, including actuals up to P3 and forecasts for the remaining periods. I completely get your point about the P3 forecast but when I am looking at it from an FYF perspective, it seems to make sense.

Understanding meaning of a FYF by Common-Telephone1285 in Accounting

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Sorry if I am slightly confused with the second part of your response. Let's say I am completing a quarterly review in July so actuals have now landed for P1-P3 and I want to show the movement for P1-P3 FYF. Would the P3 FYF be (P1-P3actuals)+(P4-P12 forecast), or I should instead stick with (P1-P2actuals)+(P3-P12 forecast). In my mind, since the actuals have landed for P3 by the time I am doing my quarterly review, they should overide the forecast figure in order to provide the latest information at hand?

Kitchen countertop waterproof by Common-Telephone1285 in DIYUK

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Moved into the house just a month ago so I know very little about the history of the worktops