Create a Simple Cash Flow Method Cost-Benefit Analysis utilizing Microsoft Excel. Before you work on this activity,
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Create a Simple Cash Flow Method Cost-Benefit Analysis utilizing Microsoft Excel. Before you work on this activity, review the 1.2 Readings and Resources page and refer to the Cost-Benefit Analysis example in Figure 1-12 in the textbook. You must utilize this Cost-Benefit Analysis Template (XLSX) Download Cost-Benefit Analysis Template (XLSX) to create a Cost-Benefit Analysis. Calculate the missing values and present the data in the yellow-highlighted spreadsheet cells. Leave the yellow highlights in the cells. Do NOT utilize a calculator to calculate the missing data. You must utilize an Excel formula to calculate the missing data. For example, if you desire to calculate the data in cell E4, you could use the following or another Excel formula: =D4+C4*D4 Your instructor will select the cells to validate that you utilized formulas to calculate the missing data. For the Cost-Benefit Analysis: Submit data for a 6-year timeframe (i.e., 2023-2028). Do NOT add any data in cells B4, B5, B6, or B7. Be sure to present the aggregate Column I Total data for all applicable rows, except for Rows 29 and 31. Do NOT present any decimal places in your data except for the ROI and BEP data.
Systems analysis and design
ISBN: 978-0136089162
8th Edition
Authors: kenneth e. kendall, julie e. kendall