It's not worth calculating cash burn to figure out how much cash runway there is if cash burn is positive right? Ie cfo is positive so company can survive without additional capital injection.
If I want to figure out how much cash runway there is if revenue goes to zero then just calculate the fixed opex interest expense as cash burn? See attached screenshot 
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