Year Quarter 2010 1 2010 2 2010 3 2010 4 2011 1 2011 2 2011 3 2011 4 2012 1 2012 2 2012 3 2012 4

Sales 2,186.00 2,204.00 2,465.00 5,027.00 2,319.00 1,994.00 2,220.00 4,799.00 2,061.00 2,021.00 1,981.00 1,941.00

Q. Review the quarterly sales for an office supplies company and perform the following actions. Using conditional formatting, do the following: a. Change the formatting of the Sales column (i.e., C2:C13) to Currency. b. Highlight the fourth quarter values, in Quarter column (i.e., B2:B13) c. Make the font bold, in Sales column, for any sales value greater than $2000. d. Use the Data Bars option from the Conditional Formatting drop

upplies company and perform the , do the following:

n (i.e., C2:C13) to Currency.

arter column (i.e., B2:B13) in red,

any sales value greater than $2000.

ional Formatting drop-down menu

Customer Wal-Mart General Motors Exxon Ford Molson, Inc Ainsworth Sun Life Financial IBM Verizon Nortel Networks Shell Canada SBC Communications Lucent P&G Sears Canada Total

Revenue 3,490,000 3,145,200 2,907,800 2,522,600 2,519,100 2,308,900 1,994,200 1,693,000 1,636,700 1,564,200 292,500 290,100 265,100 245,100 240,500 25,115,000

Running % Total Running % Total

13.90% 26.42% 38.00% 48.04% 58.07% 67.26% 75.21% 81.95% 88.46% 94.69% 95.86% 97.01% 98.07% 99.04% 100.00%

Q. You have a report of revenue by customer, Column A and B. Management consultants wil your best team on the 20 percent of the custo revenue.

To calculate a cumulative running percentage range C2:C16 to get the values as shown in co values).

have a report of revenue by customer, sorted in descending order, as shown in Management consultants will often argue that you should concentrate est team on the 20 percent of the customers who provide 80 percent of your

culate a cumulative running percentage of the total, write the formula(s) in the C2:C16 to get the values as shown in column D (which contains an image of the

Available Produced Product 100 Napoleon (piece) 100 Chocolate clair 100 Caramel clair 84 Vanilla clair 40 Petits fours, per 12 0 Fresh fruit tart--berry 0 Fresh fruit tart--tropical 0 Orange-passion flan 0 Pear Charlotte 0 Raspberry Charlotte 4 Pralin torte 5 Sacher torte 5 Opra torte 5 Tahiti (vanilla-rum) cake 443

2400 1000 1000 Full price Bakers time (minutes) Flour (oz) Sugar (oz) $3.50 2 1 1 $3.50 3 1 1 $3.50 3 1 1 $3.50 2 1 1 $16.00 20 4 5 $18.00 25 12 8 $18.00 25 12 8 $23.00 30 18 14 $25.00 30 20 16 $25.00 30 20 20 $30.00 30 24 20 $30.00 30 24 20 $32.00 35 24 20 $32.00 35 24 20 Used 2388 1000 964 <= <= <= constraint 2400 1000 1000
$ 831.20

Profit

Profit $1.05 $1.05 $1.05 $1.05 $4.80 $5.40 $5.40 $9.20 $10.00 $10.00 $12.00 $12.00 $12.80 $12.80

Demand 100 100 100 100 80 20 20 20 10 10 5 5 5 5 580

Q. This worksheet gives for each product the sales price, minutes of baker time needed, ounces of flour needed, ounces of sugar needed, and maximum daily demand for each product. We are also given (in E3:G3) the available quantity of baker time, flour and sugar.
The goal is to determine the quantity to produce of each product (in B5:B18) that will maximize its daily profit. Other details are as below: Changing Cells: How many of each product must be produced? A fractional number of a product is not acceptable. Constraints: Do not make more of a product than customers are willing to buy. Also, we cannot use more baker time, flour, or sugar than what we have available. We will also need to tell Solver that the number of units made of each product is non-negative.

Q. The Widget price list is given in the range

# Widgets Unit Price 1 to 200 $8.90 201 - 500 $8.70 501 - 2,000 $8.00 2,001 - 5,000 $7.50 5,001 - 10,000 $6.50 10,001 or more $5.75 # Widgets Unit Price 100000 5.75 Total Cost 575000

a. Create a VLookup-Table, in the range A14:

Lookup-Table # Widgets 0 201 501 2001 5001 10001

Unit Price $8.90 $8.70 $8.00 $7.50 $6.50 $5.75

# Widgets Unit Price $0.00 1 8.9 200 8.9 201 8.7 500 8.7 501 8 2000 8 2001 7.5 5000 7.5 5001 6.5 10000 6.5 10001 5.75 20000 5.75 50000 5.75

Total Cost $0.00 $8.90 $1,780.00 $1,748.70 $4,350.00 $4,008.00 $16,000.00 $15,007.50 $37,500.00 $32,506.50 $65,000.00 $57,505.75 $115,000.00 $287,500.00

b. Write any number of widgets in cell D4. In VLookup-Table, extract the Unit price for written in the cell D4. Then, write the form Pls. write the formula used in cells E4 and

c. Create a 1-input data-table, in E9:F21, to f Total Cost for different values of the Widg

d. If you need 500 widgets, shouldn't you ord Is this always true for all price lists? Should How do you resolve this problem?

ce list is given in the range A3:B9 on the left.

in the range A14:B19, based on the Widget price list.

mber of widgets in cell D4. In the cell E4, using the e, extract the Unit price for the number of Widgets cell D4. Then, write the formula in F4 to get the total cost. ormula used in cells E4 and F4 on the answer sheet

table, in E9:F21, to find the corrsponding Unit Price and ifferent values of the Widgets bought (shown in D9:D21)

0 widgets, shouldn't you order 501 instead? Why? ue for all price lists? Should you resolve this problem? solve this problem? Pls. write your responses to these