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The document outlines an IF function to determine if orders need to be placed for products based on their end inventory levels. It also describes a VLOOKUP function to find unit prices and total costs based on quantity discounts, along with a SUMPRODUCT function to calculate the total cost of eight orders. The pricing structure varies depending on the number of units ordered, with different unit prices for different order quantities.

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Excelfunctions 4

The document outlines an IF function to determine if orders need to be placed for products based on their end inventory levels. It also describes a VLOOKUP function to find unit prices and total costs based on quantity discounts, along with a SUMPRODUCT function to calculate the total cost of eight orders. The pricing structure varies depending on the number of units ordered, with different unit prices for different order quantities.

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IF function: For each product, if the end inventory is less than or

equal to 50 units, enough units are ordered to bring stock back up


to 200; otherwise, no units of that product are ordered

Order placed # of units


Product End inventory (yes or no)? ordered
1 100
2 40
3 20
4 70

VLOOKUP function: Find unit price and total cost. Assume there is a
quantity discount policy in force: for orders less than 300 units, the
unit price is $3; for orders of at least 300 units but less than 400,
the unit price is $2.50; for orders of 400 units or more, the unit
price is $2. Lookup table
Order # Units sold Unit price Total cost Order bounds
1 373 0
2 475 300
3 459 400
4 441
5 238
6 349
7 344
8 203

SUMPRODUCT function:
Calculate total cost of the 8
orders using two columns: Units
sold and Unit price
Total cost of 8
orders
Lookup table
unit price
3
2.5
2

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