YOU CAN CALCULATE THE NUMBER OF UNITS YOU MUST SELL TO BREAK EVEN POINT IF
YOU KNOW THE FIXED EXPENSES, THE PRICE PER UNIT AND THE EXPENSE (COST) PER
UNIT.YOU HAVE BEEN HIRED BY FAIRVIEW CLOTHING TO CREATE A DATA TABLE THAT
ANALYZES THE BREAK EVEN POINT FOR PRICES BETWEEN 8.00 AND 14.25 IN INCREMENTS
OF 0.25 tHE FOLLOWING FORMULA DETERMINES THE BREAK EVEN POINT

BREAK-EVEN POINT= FIXED EXPENSES/(PRICE PER UNIT-EXPENSES PER UNIT) NOW I
NEED TO MAKE THIS INTO A WORK SHEET HOW DO I GO BY DOING IT

Alvina,

Enter all of the data you mentioned. Where you specify the formula, just
enter the equal sign and replace the names you wrote with the cell references
that correspond.
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"Alvina Burch" wrote:

YOU CAN CALCULATE THE NUMBER OF UNITS YOU MUST SELL TO BREAK EVEN POINT IF
YOU KNOW THE FIXED EXPENSES, THE PRICE PER UNIT AND THE EXPENSE (COST) PER
UNIT.YOU HAVE BEEN HIRED BY FAIRVIEW CLOTHING TO CREATE A DATA TABLE THAT
ANALYZES THE BREAK EVEN POINT FOR PRICES BETWEEN 8.00 AND 14.25 IN INCREMENTS
OF 0.25 tHE FOLLOWING FORMULA DETERMINES THE BREAK EVEN POINT

BREAK-EVEN POINT= FIXED EXPENSES/(PRICE PER UNIT-EXPENSES PER UNIT) NOW I
NEED TO MAKE THIS INTO A WORK SHEET HOW DO I GO BY DOING IT