X 8FILEPasteClipboardC1641. Assign indirect costs to products or services using activity based costing.&14HOMECalibriAActivity Cost Pool5 Material Handling▶L=BIUINSERT⠀READYAttomatle) 3/26 Machine Set-Ups7 Engineering Support8 Power and Space9 Total overhead cost $1015 Activity Cost Pool16 Material Handling17 Machine Set-Ups18 Engineering Support19 Power and Space20 Total Overhead Cost2122DOFontSheet111PAGE LAYOUTBA AA.Overhead Cost$ 300,000$210,000fxx710,000+EEconomyFORMULASCAssigning indirect costs to products or services using activity based costing - ExcelDATAREVIEWVIEWWrap Text*Merge & Center -AlignmentDeluxeDOverhead Assigned Using Activity RatesActivity Cost Driver5,000 Material movesSet-upsEngineering hours $20,000 square feet.11 Use formulas to assign overhead to each product using both activity rates and activity proportions (%).12 Create if/then statements to verify that the two methods produce the same results.13ETotalCurrency$%,Activity RateNumberFper moveper set-up12.50 per hourper sq. ft.+.0 .00.00 ➜.0Conditional Format as CellFormatting Table StylesStylesEconomyGHActivityEconomy Model Proportion (%)2,0003002,000DeluxeHHInsert Delete FormatOverhead Assigned Using Activity Proportions (%)Total20%50%CellsIDeluxeModel3,000900|←|PJΣ > AutoSum+✔Fill-✓ClearProportion(%)B?KEditingAY HSort & Find &Filter SelectLSign InVerification: Create if/thenstatements to determine if the twomethods produce identical results byindicating "pass" or "fail"DeluxeEconomyTotal9►X+ 100%

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4 Activity Cost Pool 5 Material Handling 6 Machine Set-Ups 7 Engineering Support 8 Power and Space 9 Total overhead cost $ 710,000 10 14 15 Activity Cost Pool 16 Material Handling 17 Machine Set-Ups 18 Engineering Support 19 Power and Space 20 Total Overhead Cost B 21 22 Overhead Cost $ 300,000 $ 210,000 Shoot1 11 Use formulas to assign overhead to each product using both activity rates and activity proportions (%). 12 Create if/then statements to verify that the two methods produce the same results. 13 Economy D Overhead Assigned Using Activity Rates O Activity Cost Driver 5,000 Material moves Set-ups Engineering hours $ 20,000 square feet. Deluxe E Activity Rate Total - per move per set-up 12.50 per hour per sq. ft. G Economy H Activity Economy Model Proportion (%) 2,000 300 2,000 Deluxe Overhead Assigned Using Activity Proportions (%) 20% 50% Total - Deluxe Proportion Model (%) 3,000 900 K L Verification: Create if/then statements to determine if the two methods produce identical results by indicating "pass" or "fail" Economy Deluxe Total

4 Activity Cost Pool 5 Material Handling 6 Machine Set-Ups 7 Engineering Support 8 Power and Space 9 Total overhead cost $ 710,000 10 14 15 Activity Cost Pool 16 Material Handling 17 Machine Set-Ups 18 Engineering Support 19 Power and Space 20 Total Overhead Cost B 21 22 Overhead Cost $ 300,000 $ 210,000 Shoot1 11 Use formulas to assign overhead to each product using both activity rates and activity proportions (%). 12 Create if/then statements to verify that the two methods produce the same results. 13 Economy D Overhead Assigned Using Activity Rates O Activity Cost Driver 5,000 Material moves Set-ups Engineering hours $ 20,000 square feet. Deluxe E Activity Rate Total - per move per set-up 12.50 per hour per sq. ft. G Economy H Activity Economy Model Proportion (%) 2,000 300 2,000 Deluxe Overhead Assigned Using Activity Proportions (%) 20% 50% Total - Deluxe Proportion Model (%) 3,000 900 K L Verification: Create if/then statements to determine if the two methods produce identical results by indicating "pass" or "fail" Economy Deluxe Total

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