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With the above information, you should be able to develop the following functions:

 

Race Performance Company

Month Qty Costs(000) Sales(000)
Jan 15000 1250 2340
Feb 16400 1620 1952
Mar 13625 1467 1675
Apr 13020 1585 2102
May 17025 1652 2054
Jun 11250 1340 1875
Jul 12345 1236 1457
Aug 18024 1784 1640
Sep 14695 1565 1987
Oct 16874 1675 2014
Nov 19785 1895 2650
Dec 20102 1874 2540

With the above information, you should be able to develop the following functions:
1. Format Costs and Sales columns in $ with two decimal points.
2. Format Qty with regular numbers with no decimal points.
3. Centralize all the Titles
4. Divide the Costs by the Qty to develop a column of Cost per Unit, Use $ and two decimal points.
5. Develop a fifth column for "Profit" by subtracting sales minus costs. Use $ and two decimal points.
6. Leaving two cells down and use the function Sum to obtain the total per column.
7. Two cells below column Month, use the function Count to know the number of months.
8. By using the Max and Min, determine the months with higher profits and the lowest cost per unit.
9. By using the Average function determine the mean for the all the numerical columns.
10. Using Chart wizard develop the following charts;
a. Column chart for the month and cost, a bar chart for Month vs. Sales, a line chart for the month vs cost/unit vs total profit. Use a scatter chart between the cost/unit and profits.
11. Develop another column for Profit/unit
12. Below the Average, develop the median and standard deviation (STDEV)functions for each numerical columns.
13. Divide the STDEV by the Average to determine with of the columns of has the best control. (Use an Statistical Book and look for Variation Coefficient)
14. Develop another column where by using an IF function determine which of the months are under the average in cost/unit. For those under the average post "RED" and for those over the average post "GREEN".

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  Month Qty Costs Sales Cost per Unit Profit Profit per Unit RED / GREEN
  Jan 15000 $12,50,000.00 $23,40,000.00 $83.33 $10,90,000.00 $72.67 RED
  Feb 16400 $16,20,000.00 $19,52,000.00 $98.78 $3,32,000.00 $20.24 RED
  Mar 13625 $14,67,000.00 $16,75,000.00 $107.67 $2,08,000.00 $15.27 GREEN
  Apr 13020 $15,85,000.00 $21,02,000.00 $121.74 $5,17,000.00 $39.71 GREEN
  May 17025 $16,52,000.00 $20,54,000.00 $97.03 $4,02,000.00 $23.61 RED
  Jun 11250 $13,40,000.00 $18,75,000.00 $119.11 $5,35,000.00 $47.56 GREEN
  Jul 12345 $12,36,000.00 $14,57,000.00 $100.12 $2,21,000.00 $17.90 RED
  Aug 18024 $17,84,000.00 $16,40,000.00 $98.98 -$1,44,000.00 -$7.99 RED
  Sep 14695 $15,65,000.00 $19,87,000.00 $106.50 $4,22,000.00 $28.72 GREEN
  Oct 16874 $16,75,000.00 $20,14,000.00 $99.27 $3,39,000.00 $20.09 RED
  Nov 19785 $18,95,000.00 $26,50,000.00 $95.78 $7,55,000.00 $38.16 RED
  Dec 20102 $18,74,000.00 $25,40,000.00 $93.22 $6,66,000.00 $33.13 RED
                 
                 
  12 188145 $1,89,43,000.00 $2,42,86,000.00 $1,221.53 $53,43,000.00 $349.06  
                 
highest profit Jan         $10,90,000.00 $72.67  
lowest cost per unit Jan       $83.33      
average   15679 $15,78,583.33 $20,23,833.33 $101.79 $4,45,250.00 $29.09  
median   15700 $16,02,500.00 $20,00,500.00 $99.12 $4,12,000.00 $26.16  
standard deviation   2847 $2,21,752.71 $3,54,781.84 $10.67 $3,09,530.18 $19.84  
coefficient of variation   18.16% 14.05% 17.53% 10.49% 69.52% 68.22%  
Q 13. Column with best control is Cost per Unit as it has minimum variation                
                 
                 
                 
                 
                 
                 
                 
                 
                 
                 
                 
                 
                 
                 
                 
                 
                 
                 
                 
                 
                 
                 
                 
                 
                 
                 
                 
                 
                 
                 
                 
                 
                 
                 
                 
                 
                 
                 
                 
                 
                 
                 
                 
                 
                 
                 
                 
                 
                 
                 
                 
                 
                 
                 
                 
                 
                 
                 
                 
                 
                 
                 
                 
                 
                 
                 
               

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