Excel Project 2 IFSM
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Project:
Excel Project #2
Date Due:
21-Sep-21
Year
Quarter
Location
CarClass
Revenue
NumCars
2018
Q2
Airport
Premium
$303,242 1,933
2018
Q2
Airport
Hybrid
$303,607 1,982
2018
Q2
Airport
SUV
$303,199
2,027
2018
Q1
Airport
Premium
$359,382
2,335
2018
Q1
Downtown
Premium
$354,474
2,383
2018
Q1
Airport
Hybrid
$359,794
2,401
2018
Q1
Downtown
Hybrid
$354,745
2,420
2018
Q1
Airport
SUV
$360,039
2,488
2018
Q1
Downtown
SUV
$354,839
2,512
2018
Q1
Downtown
Economy
$358,719
2,711
2018
Q2
Downtown
Economy
$379,501
2,742
2018
Q3
Airport
Premium
$483,322
3,004
2018
Q3
Airport
Hybrid
$483,684
3,090
2018
Q2
Downtown
Premium
$466,323
3,095
2018
Q2
Downtown
Hybrid
$466,712
3,133
2018
Q3
Airport
SUV
$482,829
3,201
2018
Q1
Airport
Economy
$449,582
3,260
2018
Q2
Downtown
SUV
$466,527
3,277
2018
Q2
Airport
Economy
$480,589
3,337
2018
Q3
Downtown
Premium
$516,616
3,381
2018
Q3
Downtown
Hybrid
$516,779
3,444
2018
Q4
Downtown
Economy
$508,821
3,457
2018
Q3
Downtown
SUV
$517,006
3,603
2018
Q4
Downtown
Premium
$596,796
3,856
2018
Q4
Airport
Premium
$634,905
3,892
2018
Q4
Downtown
Hybrid
$596,477
3,946
2018
Q4
Airport
Hybrid
$634,492
3,976
2018
Q4
Downtown
SUV
$596,103
4,098
2018
Q4
Airport
Economy
$612,501
4,112
2018
Q4
Airport
SUV
$617,852
4,115
2018
Q3
Airport
Economy
$701,974
4,742
2018
Q3
Downtown
Economy
$770,161
5,386
2019
Q2
Airport
Economy
$368,286
2,153
2019
Q4
Downtown
Premium
$431,761
2,562
2019
Q4
Downtown
Hybrid
$431,140
2,620
2019
Q1
Downtown
Premium
$424,833
2,661
2019
Q4
Downtown
SUV
$431,029
2,708
2019
Q1
Downtown
Hybrid
$425,127
2,729
2019
Q1
Downtown
SUV
$424,718
2,799
2019
Q3
Downtown
Premium
$494,587
3,006
2019
Q3
Downtown
Hybrid
$494,669
3,065
2019
Q4
Airport
Premium
$540,411
3,082
2019
Q2
Downtown
Premium
$500,347
3,101
2019
Q4
Airport
Hybrid
$541,112
3,115
2019
Q2
Downtown
Hybrid
$500,601
3,172
2019
Q3
Downtown
SUV
$495,372
3,197
2019
Q4
Airport
SUV
$540,599
3,231
2019
Q2
Downtown
SUV
$500,494
3,251
2019
Q1
Airport
Economy
$499,117
3,296
2019
Q1
Airport
Premium
$565,965
3,418
2019
Q1
Airport
Hybrid
$565,721
3,515
2019
Q3
Airport
Economy
$593,981
3,555
2019
Q2
Airport
Premium
$599,690
3,556
2019
Q1
Airport
SUV
$565,749
3,623
2019
Q2
Airport
Hybrid
$599,005
3,650
2019
Q2
Airport
SUV
$599,382
3,783
2019
Q3
Airport
Premium
$658,374
3,883
2019
Q3
Airport
Hybrid
$658,702
3,927
2019
Q3
Airport
SUV
$658,241
4,097
2019
Q2
Downtown
Economy
$641,168
4,302
2019
Q3
Downtown
Economy
$681,155
4,540
2019
Q4
Downtown
Economy
$704,556
4,620
2019
Q1
Downtown
Economy
$718,651
4,898
2019
Q4
Airport
Economy
$918,045
5,224
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Year
Quarter
Location
CarClass
Revenue
NumCars
2018
Q2
Airport
Premium
$303,242 1,933
2018
Q2
Airport
Hybrid
$303,607 1,982
2018
Q2
Airport
SUV
$303,199
2,027
2018
Q1
Airport
Premium
$359,382
2,335
2018
Q1
Downtown
Premium
$354,474
2,383
2018
Q1
Airport
Hybrid
$359,794
2,401
2018
Q1
Downtown
Hybrid
$354,745
2,420
2018
Q1
Airport
SUV
$360,039
2,488
2018
Q1
Downtown
SUV
$354,839
2,512
2018
Q1
Downtown
Economy
$358,719
2,711
2018
Q2
Downtown
Economy
$379,501
2,742
2018
Q3
Airport
Premium
$483,322
3,004
2018
Q3
Airport
Hybrid
$483,684
3,090
2018
Q2
Downtown
Premium
$466,323
3,095
2018
Q2
Downtown
Hybrid
$466,712
3,133
2018
Q3
Airport
SUV
$482,829
3,201
2018
Q1
Airport
Economy
$449,582
3,260
2018
Q2
Downtown
SUV
$466,527
3,277
2018
Q2
Airport
Economy
$480,589
3,337
2018
Q3
Downtown
Premium
$516,616
3,381
2018
Q3
Downtown
Hybrid
$516,779
3,444
2018
Q4
Downtown
Economy
$508,821
3,457
2018
Q3
Downtown
SUV
$517,006
3,603
2018
Q4
Downtown
Premium
$596,796
3,856
2018
Q4
Airport
Premium
$634,905
3,892
2018
Q4
Downtown
Hybrid
$596,477
3,946
2018
Q4
Airport
Hybrid
$634,492
3,976
2018
Q4
Downtown
SUV
$596,103
4,098
2018
Q4
Airport
Economy
$612,501
4,112
2018
Q4
Airport
SUV
$617,852
4,115
2018
Q3
Airport
Economy
$701,974
4,742
2018
Q3
Downtown
Economy
$770,161
5,386
2019
Q2
Airport
Economy
$368,286
2,153
2019
Q4
Downtown
Premium
$431,761
2,562
2019
Q4
Downtown
Hybrid
$431,140
2,620
2019
Q1
Downtown
Premium
$424,833
2,661
2019
Q4
Downtown
SUV
$431,029
2,708
2019
Q1
Downtown
Hybrid
$425,127
2,729
2019
Q1
Downtown
SUV
$424,718
2,799
2019
Q3
Downtown
Premium
$494,587
3,006
2019
Q3
Downtown
Hybrid
$494,669
3,065
2019
Q4
Airport
Premium
$540,411
3,082
2019
Q2
Downtown
Premium
$500,347
3,101
2019
Q4
Airport
Hybrid
$541,112
3,115
2019
Q2
Downtown
Hybrid
$500,601
3,172
2019
Q3
Downtown
SUV
$495,372
3,197
2019
Q4
Airport
SUV
$540,599
3,231
2019
Q2
Downtown
SUV
$500,494
3,251
2019
Q1
Airport
Economy
$499,117
3,296
2019
Q1
Airport
Premium
$565,965
3,418
2019
Q1
Airport
Hybrid
$565,721
3,515
2019
Q3
Airport
Economy
$593,981
3,555
2019
Q2
Airport
Premium
$599,690
3,556
2019
Q1
Airport
SUV
$565,749
3,623
2019
Q2
Airport
Hybrid
$599,005
3,650
2019
Q2
Airport
SUV
$599,382
3,783
2019
Q3
Airport
Premium
$658,374
3,883
2019
Q3
Airport
Hybrid
$658,702
3,927
2019
Q3
Airport
SUV
$658,241
4,097
2019
Q2
Downtown
Economy
$641,168
4,302
2019
Q3
Downtown
Economy
$681,155
4,540
2019
Q4
Downtown
Economy
$704,556
4,620
2019
Q1
Downtown
Economy
$718,651
4,898
2019
Q4
Airport
Economy
$918,045
5,224
Sum of Revenue
CarClass
Location
Economy
Hybrid
Premium
SUV
Total Result
Airport
$4,624,075 $4,146,117 $4,145,291 $4,127,890
$17,043,373
Downtown
$4,762,732 $3,786,250 $3,785,737 $3,786,088
$16,120,807
Total Result
$9,386,807 $7,932,367 $7,931,028 $7,913,978
$33,164,180
Question 1: The airport produced the greater revenue for both years combined. The total revenue for the airport for 2018 and 2019 combined totaleld at $17,043,373.
Question 2: Based on the pivot table, the economy car class in downtown produced the most revenue in both 2018 and 2019 combined. This combination had a total revenue of $4,762,732.
Airport
Downtown
Total Result
$0
$2,000,000
$4,000,000
$6,000,000
$8,000,000
$10,000,000
Total Revenue for Vehicle Types Based on Locations
SUV
Premium
Hybrid
CarClass Economy
Total Revenue
Locations
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Year
Quarter
Location
CarClass
Revenue
NumCars
Expenses Profit
2018
Q2
Airport
Premium
$303,242 1,933
$96,650
$206,592
2018
Q2
Airport
Hybrid
$303,607 1,982
$198,200
$105,407
2018
Q2
Airport
SUV
$303,199
2,027
$101,350
$201,849
2018
Q1
Airport
Premium
$359,382
2,335
$116,750
$242,632
2018
Q1
Downtown
Premium
$354,474
2,383
$119,150
$235,324
2018
Q1
Airport
Hybrid
$359,794
2,401
$240,100
$119,694
2018
Q1
Downtown
Hybrid
$354,745
2,420
$242,000
$112,745
2018
Q1
Airport
SUV
$360,039
2,488
$124,400
$235,639
2018
Q1
Downtown
SUV
$354,839
2,512
$125,600
$229,239
2018
Q1
Downtown
Economy
$358,719
2,711
$135,550
$223,169
2018
Q2
Downtown
Economy
$379,501
2,742
$137,100
$242,401
2018
Q3
Airport
Premium
$483,322
3,004
$150,200
$333,122
2018
Q3
Airport
Hybrid
$483,684
3,090
$309,000
$174,684
2018
Q2
Downtown
Premium
$466,323
3,095
$154,750
$311,573
2018
Q2
Downtown
Hybrid
$466,712
3,133
$313,300
$153,412
2018
Q3
Airport
SUV
$482,829
3,201
$160,050
$322,779
2018
Q1
Airport
Economy
$449,582
3,260
$163,000
$286,582
2018
Q2
Downtown
SUV
$466,527
3,277
$163,850
$302,677
2018
Q2
Airport
Economy
$480,589
3,337
$166,850
$313,739
2018
Q3
Downtown
Premium
$516,616
3,381
$169,050
$347,566
2018
Q3
Downtown
Hybrid
$516,779
3,444
$344,400
$172,379
2018
Q4
Downtown
Economy
$508,821
3,457
$172,850
$335,971
2018
Q3
Downtown
SUV
$517,006
3,603
$180,150
$336,856
2018
Q4
Downtown
Premium
$596,796
3,856
$192,800
$403,996
2018
Q4
Airport
Premium
$634,905
3,892
$194,600
$440,305
2018
Q4
Downtown
Hybrid
$596,477
3,946
$394,600
$201,877
2018
Q4
Airport
Hybrid
$634,492
3,976
$397,600
$236,892
2018
Q4
Downtown
SUV
$596,103
4,098
$204,900
$391,203
2018
Q4
Airport
Economy
$612,501
4,112
$205,600
$406,901
2018
Q4
Airport
SUV
$617,852
4,115
$205,750
$412,102
2018
Q3
Airport
Economy
$701,974
4,742
$237,100
$464,874
2018
Q3
Downtown
Economy
$770,161
5,386
$269,300
$500,861
2019
Q2
Airport
Economy
$368,286
2,153
$107,650
$260,636
2019
Q4
Downtown
Premium
$431,761
2,562
$128,100
$303,661
2019
Q4
Downtown
Hybrid
$431,140
2,620
$262,000
$169,140
2019
Q1
Downtown
Premium
$424,833
2,661
$133,050
$291,783
2019
Q4
Downtown
SUV
$431,029
2,708
$135,400
$295,629
2019
Q1
Downtown
Hybrid
$425,127
2,729
$272,900
$152,227
2019
Q1
Downtown
SUV
$424,718
2,799
$139,950
$284,768
2019
Q3
Downtown
Premium
$494,587
3,006
$150,300
$344,287
2019
Q3
Downtown
Hybrid
$494,669
3,065
$306,500
$188,169
2019
Q4
Airport
Premium
$540,411
3,082
$154,100
$386,311
2019
Q2
Downtown
Premium
$500,347
3,101
$155,050
$345,297
2019
Q4
Airport
Hybrid
$541,112
3,115
$311,500
$229,612
2019
Q2
Downtown
Hybrid
$500,601
3,172
$317,200
$183,401
2019
Q3
Downtown
SUV
$495,372
3,197
$159,850
$335,522
2019
Q4
Airport
SUV
$540,599
3,231
$161,550
$379,049
2019
Q2
Downtown
SUV
$500,494
3,251
$162,550
$337,944
2019
Q1
Airport
Economy
$499,117
3,296
$164,800
$334,317
2019
Q1
Airport
Premium
$565,965
3,418
$170,900
$395,065
2019
Q1
Airport
Hybrid
$565,721
3,515
$351,500
$214,221
2019
Q3
Airport
Economy
$593,981
3,555
$177,750
$416,231
2019
Q2
Airport
Premium
$599,690
3,556
$177,800
$421,890
2019
Q1
Airport
SUV
$565,749
3,623
$181,150
$384,599
2019
Q2
Airport
Hybrid
$599,005
3,650
$365,000
$234,005
2019
Q2
Airport
SUV
$599,382
3,783
$189,150
$410,232
2019
Q3
Airport
Premium
$658,374
3,883
$194,150
$464,224
2019
Q3
Airport
Hybrid
$658,702
3,927
$392,700
$266,002
2019
Q3
Airport
SUV
$658,241
4,097
$204,850
$453,391
2019
Q2
Downtown
Economy
$641,168
4,302
$215,100
$426,068
2019
Q3
Downtown
Economy
$681,155
4,540
$227,000
$454,155
2019
Q4
Downtown
Economy
$704,556
4,620
$231,000
$473,556
2019
Q1
Downtown
Economy
$718,651
4,898
$244,900
$473,751
2019
Q4
Airport
Economy
$918,045
5,224
$261,200
$656,845
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ProfitperCar
Hybrid Expense per Car
$100 106.88
Non-Hybrid Expense per Car
$50 53.18
99.58
Sum of Profit
CarClass
103.91
Location
Economy
Hybrid
Premium
98.75
Airport
$3,140,125
$1,580,517
$2,890,141
49.85
Downtown
$3,129,932
$1,333,350
$2,583,487
46.59
Total Result
$6,270,057
$2,913,867
$5,473,628
94.71
91.26
82.32
Average of Profit
Column Labels
88.40
Row Labels
Economy
Hybrid
Premium
110.89
Airport
$392,516
$197,565
$361,268
56.53
Downtown
$391,242
$166,669
$322,936
100.67
Grand Total
$391,879
$182,117
$342,102
48.97
100.84
87.91
92.36
94.02
102.80
50.05
97.19
93.49
104.77
113.13
51.16
59.58
95.46
98.95
100.15
98.03
92.99
121.06
118.52
64.56
109.65
109.17
55.78
101.74
114.53
61.39
125.34
111.35
73.71
Question 1: Based on the two locations, the airport produces a greater
location; profit total is $10,410,423. Amongst the four vehicle types, the
least profit; profit total is $2,913,867.
Question 2: The most profitable combination is the economy vehicle cl
The least profitable combination is the hybrid vehicle class located in d
57.82
104.95
117.32
103.95
101.43
115.58
60.94
117.08
118.64
106.15
64.11
108.44
119.55
67.74
110.66
99.04
100.03
102.50
96.72
125.74
SUV
Total Result
$2,799,640
$10,410,423
$2,513,838
$9,560,607
$5,313,478
$19,971,030
SUV
Grand Total
$349,955
$325,326
$314,230
$298,769
$332,092
$312,047
r profit than the downtown e hybrid class produces the lass located in the airport. downtown.
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FINA310 IP TEMPLATE FOR STUDENTS
Student name:
Date:
ACTUAL
FORECAST
Current Year
Next Year
Total Revenue
71,879
Cost of Revenue
(51,125)
Gross Profit
20,754
Operating Expenses:
Selling, General, and Administrative
(14,248)
Research and Development
Special Income/Other Charges
S
(2,194)
Total Operating Expenses
(16,442)
Operating Income
S
4,312
Net Interest Income
(666)
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$29,184
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$14,326
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$10,852
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$25,178
$6,259 (under)
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on January 19 for $30 each. Sales of 125 units and 100 units were made on January 10 and January 25, respectively. There were 275
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ern coast of the United States including Charleston, Baltimore, and Alexandria. Dinner
cruise tickets sell for $50 per passenger. FunTime Cruiseline's variable cost of providing
the dinner is $30 per passenger, and the fixed cost of operating the vessels (depreciation,
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$190,400
Notes payable
$81,600
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63,920
Expenses during 2019
204,000
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