Refinancing debt in the debt schedule

Assume the model in question is a basic 3 statement operating model.

In the debt schedule you've already taken

Opening cash balance + net cash flows for repaying debt (from the CFS ~ CFO+CFI+CFF excl. change to debt)

Once that flows through your RCF and other debt obligations, let's say you want to build a facility for a complete re-fi of ALL existing Long term debt - what's the best way to go about it so that you can simply build a "yes" / "no" switch to either re-fi all the debt or not

I was toying with the idea and tried building it out but faced a couple of issues or quandries the only way I could think of doing it was to have a separate BASE analysis (like a waterfall) for each of the projection years....

If someone has a better example / idea please let me know

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You could build out another debt scenario in a separate tab and have your 'switch' basically decide which tab to pull from. If you upload the doc I'd be happy to take a look at it.

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