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Breakeven Analysis
Completing this activity will help you learn to:
Determine the breakeven point and sales necessary to achieve a target profit. Extract information from a data set using Excel formulas, functions, and/or pivot tables.
Scenario:
Company A is planning to open a manufacturing facility that will produce one product. The company is analyzing 40 products in terms of costs and breakeven points to determine which one to select.
The Data worksheet contains a list of products with cost information.
Each row provides information about one product, including its color, unit selling price, unit variable cost, and total fixed cost.
Required:
Open spreadsheet
Complete two columns on the Data worksheet: Breakeven Point in Units and Breakeven Point in Sales
R1. Cell G2: Enter a formula that results in the breakeven point in units. fill in the blank 1 of 1
R2. Cell H2: Enter a formula that results in the breakeven point in total sales dollars. fill in the blank 1 of 1$
R3. Copy down the entries in cells G2 and H2 to all the other rows with data.
Steps to create a pivot table:
S1. Select a cell in the data on the Data worksheet. S2. Select Insert / PivotTable. The data range will automatically be inserted. A "Create PivotTable" window should appear. S3. In the window, under "Choose where you want the PivotTable report to be placed", select "New Worksheet". A new worksheet should appear with the PivotTable. S4. A PivotTable Field List should pop up. Drag fields into rows, columns, filters, and values areas as needed. (If this gray work box does not appear, right click in the pivot table and select "Show Field List".)
Questions:
Use the information on the Data worksheet and pivot tables, formulas, and/or functions to answer the following questions.
Q1. What is the highest breakeven point (in sales dollars) among all the purple products? fill in the blank 1 of 1
Q2. What is the lowest unit contribution margin among the following six products: Product 128, Product 13, Product 168, Product 18, Product 3, and Product 50? fill in the blank 1 of 1$
Q3. What is the amount of net income generated on Product 44 if actual total sales are $2,147,000? fill in the blank 1 of 1$
Q4. How many additional units of Product 49 must be sold beyond its breakeven point to achieve a target profit of $121,180? fill in the blank 1 of 1
Q5. Company A performed its analysis and narrowed the choices down to four products. Based on profitability only, which product should the company manufacture?
Product 50 Expected sales: 13,330 units Product 91 Expected sales: 15,560 units Product 131 Expected sales: 14,520 units Product 158 Expected sales: 17,670 units