The main idea behind the prioritization matrix is to compare and select the best alternative from a set of options. A basic matrix consists of a set of criteria options and the alternatives under consideration. Start by placing the criteria in the left-hand column and the alternatives in the top row. Fill the matrix by ranking the alternatives against each criterion from best to worst. Finally, look at the bottom of the table to make the best decision for your situation.

This template is a Microsoft Excel spreadsheet that you can use and modify to suit your specific needs. It can be easily modified to include additional sections if needed. You may, for example, add more rows and columns to expand the matrix. You may also consider a place for the baseline solution and use it as a standard for comparison. Please help us to make this template better by providing us with your comments or suggestions.