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INTRODUCTION
Project costing requires the rigorous implementation of project and cost management tools and methods. Using Excel provides a simple and easily exploitable view of data for immediate use by users.
As part of the development of an Excel-based tool, this sheet explains how to integrate the tracking of direct costs and project-related risks and opportunities. It describes the various fields in the "Risks and Opportunities" section of the Excel page. The sheet includes a zone-by-zone description of the data concerned, as well as instructions on how to fill in this section.
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