Valuation bridge question

All,

I putting together a valuation bridge in excel. I'm showing the DCF value of the company, then with a few buckets of improvements (margin, volume enhancement etc) and then the final value.

The issue I am having is with the middle buckets. I want to show the DCF value of just these improvements as incremental steps, on top of the actual value of the company. The only way I can think of going about this is to build a case for each improvement (9 total) and then run each case through the DCF, and copy / paste the value. Then the delta between that value and the value before, is the value of the enhancement. This is extremely tedious - is there any other way?

Thanks

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