This comment has nothing to do with Excel. From the perspective of revenue
analysis, one approach is to take the +33 revenue change and split it up into
understandable parts. For example:

1. +3 is attributed to a 20% increase in sales of unit B
2. + 30 is attributed to 100% increase in sales of unit A resulting (?) from
a 20% price drop

Other factors may have affected the sales gains, but more data is required
to substantiate that.
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Gary's Student


"Stumped in San Francisco" wrote:

Looking for some assistance...

I am trying to determine how to create a summary that will analyse the
differnce between Revenue from one quarter to another...

For Example

In Quarter 1

Part Unts Price Revenue
A 10 5 50
B 5 3 15

Total revenue for quarter is 65

In Q2
Part Unts Price Revenue
A 20 4 80
B 6 3 18

Total revenue for quarter is 98

So we had a 33 change in revenue from Q1 to Q2...so how much was related to
volume, how much to Price erosion and how much to Mix?

I know how to isolate the ASP impact and can get to a combined Mix/Volume
dirrerence....but I will be damed if I can remember how to split out voiume
from mix.....any help would be greatly apprecaited.