Operating model problem

Hello everyone,

So suffice to say, my modeling skills are probably not as sharp as many of yours. I'm currently given the responsibility to build an operating model for a company that recently changed its fiscal year from ending Nov 30, to a calendar year (ending Dec 31).

My main question is, how do I build a model with historical financials that can be compared on a standardized basis? The new reporting period went into effect as of the beginning of 2013, so 4Q12 ended in Nov of 12, and December 13 is reported in with 1Q13 (I believe?).

Anyways, if there is some method to standardizing these reports, it'd be greatly appreciated.

Thank you!

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