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Before starting this assignment, you must have completed the following topics: Unit 3 and 4
As Unit 4 and this question do not contain all the detailed background information of the company, you should state reasonable assumptions about the business operations and commercial environment of HK Toys when explaining your justifications. You may also wish to consult Wikipedia and search for other information to enrich your answers. However, your answers should contain concrete examples with respect to the case of HK Toys in order to show yours understandings and application skill. Provide your answers in a MS word file with file name s********a2-1.docx, where ******** is your 8-digit student number. Your answers should not exceed five pages in length.
Revenue
Fixed Expenses
Variable Expenses
$5.75 $12.50
Summary
Instructions: Use MS Excel to enter the following given data according to the cell references. Complete the worksheet with the following formulas: Total Revenue = Units Sold Price per Unit Total Fixed Expenses = SUM(C8:C11) Total Material Cost = Units Sold Material Cost per Unit Total Manufacturing Cost = Units Sold Manufacturing Cost per Unit Total Variable Cost = Total Material Cost + Total Manufacturing Cost Total Expenses = Total Fixed Expenses + Total Variable Expenses Operating Income = Total Revenue - Total Expenses
Format the headers, adjust the column widths, and add necessary borders in the range A1:C21.
Assignment File
Task 2 (10%) Use Excels Data Table to show the revenue, expenses, and income for units sold between 550,000 and 700,000 in increments of 10,000. Enter the following data in your worksheet according to the cell references.
E 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 Units 550,000 560,000 570,000 580,000 590,000 600,000 610,000 620,000 630,000 640,000 650,000 660,000 670,000 680,000 690,000 700,000 F G H
Revenue
Break-Even Analysis
Expenses
Income
Instructions: 1 2 3 4 5 Enter formulas =C6 in cell F4, =C20 in cell G4 and = C21 in cell H4. Generate a series in Column E from 550,000 to 700,000 in increments of 10,000. Use Excel to generate a one-input data table. Format the headers, adjust the column widths, and add necessary borders in the range E1:H20. Change the setting of your worksheet so that it could show the formulas and functions used in each cell. Name the worksheet as HK Toys in red color tab. Print out a copy of your formulated worksheet.
Task 3 (10%) Use Excels graph to draw the following diagram, which shows the relationship between units sold, revenue and expenses, using the range E5:G20. Your results should be similar to the one listed below.
Instructions: 1 2 3 4 Set units sold data as X-axis labels, set the minimum display units in Y-axis to 15,000,000. Add two labels (Expenses and Revenue) to show the lines. Format, print and store it in a separate worksheet. Name the worksheet as Break-even Chart in green colour tab.
Assignment File
Task 4 (5%) From the Chart in Task 3 and the worksheet in Task 2, you can estimate that the break-even point (units sold) is between 590,000 and 600,000. Use the Excels Goal Seek function to compute the exact figure (with 8 decimal places) of units sold by which the operating income equals ZERO. Instructions: 1 2 3 4 Copy the range A1:C21 and paste it into a separate workbook. Name it as Break-even with a yellow tab. Use Goal Seek to compute the exact number of units sold at breakeven point. Format and print your worksheet. Save your worksheet as s********a2-2.xlsx, where ******** is your 8-digit student number.
If you choose to submit your assignment through the OLE (electronically), only the soft copies of the data files are required. And you are strongly to submit your assignment in this electronic method.
Note
1 You may use any spreadsheet software package to complete this assignment as long as you can accomplish all the tasks specified above. You are required to send your tutor the soft copy of your work on a CD-ROM. The print-out listed above should be sufficient.
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Write down your name and student number on the first page of your print out. You may find that the spreadsheet that shows all the formulas and functions used looks messy, or that it cannot be printed on one sheet. You will not be penalized in terms of presentation for this spreadsheet as long as all the formulas and functions are shown clearly and in their entirety. The layouts of the spreadsheet and the chart should be well presented. They must also contain all the relevant headings (properly aligned without spelling errors). The figures in the spreadsheet should be properly formatted. Marks will be awarded where you demonstrate the use of appropriate formulas and built-in functions, and the use of absolute cell references where appropriate. Students who do not use the proper formulas and functions will not receive full marks even if they have the correct result.