Forecasting a Balance Sheet without supporting schedules?

Hi Monkeys, I'm currently interviewing for a finance job and was provided a random company and asked to "build out a projected income statement, balance sheet, and DCF analysis for the company". I've always practiced forecasting balance sheets using supporting schedules like the debt schedule. Is there a way I'm oblivious to that can allow me to build a DCF with just an IS & BS and no supporting schedules? If so, how do I forecast the BS without supporting schedules? Thanks in advance.

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