Which other adjustment type is similar to proportional adjustment?

Proportional adjustments are characterized by applying a uniform change across a set of values, maintaining the same ratio or proportion among them. This approach ensures that all elements are adjusted equally in relation to their original amounts.

Even adjustment is similar in that it applies a consistent change to all elements in a dataset without altering the relative proportions between them. Just as proportional adjustments maintain ratios among values, even adjustments ensure that every value is treated uniformly, making this method akin to proportional adjustments.

Other adjustment types like incremental adjustments introduce variable changes based on specific criteria or thresholds, while breakback and rollup patterns are used for different purposes related to organizing data hierarchically or summarizing information, making them distinct from the principle of proportional or even adjustments.