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High Guys,

I need some help writing a few formulas in the attached spreadsheet.
The Data_Input sheet where all the information will come from I have
set-up Name ranges for each category.

I need to write the following formulas in the calculation sheet.


1 Fixed costs per week

2 Variable costs per drink in normal hours

3 Variable Costs per Drink in Overtime

4 The breakeven point in the number of 375ml drinks per week Inoring
overtime

5 If the selling price per drinks changes, while all other data remains
the same, what is the minimum selling price per drink below which
overtime will be required to breakeven. I will need an If statement to
test whether overtime is required.

6 A formula that calculates the profit or loss in normal hours

7 Graph_Data sheet will need formulas to allow me to graph it

8 I need to calculate the number of drinks that must be sold to achieve
that target profit of $45,000.

9 A formular that will warn me that a target profit I keyed in will
require more that 15 hours overtime.

Thank You for Your Held in advance

Runner77


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Hello Runner77,

Are you looking for someone to write a bussiness application for you?

Sincerely,
Leith Ross


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Hi Leith

Yes please need some help with the formulas as in my previous post. If
you could help that would be great.

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How about you make a start, then ask us a specific question when you get
stuck.
Otherwise I can suggest some companies you can employ to design your
application at a cost.

NickHK

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Hi Leith

Yes please need some help with the formulas as in my previous post. If
you could help that would be great.

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