Newton Manufacturing produces scientific calculators. The models are N350, N450, and the N900. Newton has planned its distribution of these products around eight customer zones: Brazil, China, France, Malaysia, U.S. Northeast, U.S. Southeast, U.S. Midwest, and U.S. West. Data for the current quarter (volume to be shipped in thousands of units) for each product and each customer zone are given in the file Newton. Newton would like to know the total number of units going to each customer zone and also the total units of each product shipped. There are several ways to get this information from the data set. One way is to use the SUMIF function.

Click on the datafile logo to reference the data.

The SUMIF function extends the SUM function by allowing the user to add the values of cells meeting a logical condition. The general form of the function is:

=SUMIF (test range, condition, range to be summed).

The test range is an area to search to test the condition, and the range to be summed is the position of the data to be summed. So, for example, using the Newton file, we would use the following function to get the total units sent to Malaysia:

=SUMIF (A3:A26, A3, C3:C26).

Here, cell A3 contains the text "Malaysia", A3:A26 is the range of customer zones, and C3:C26 are the volumes for each product for these customer zones. The SUMIF looks for matches of "Malaysia" in column A and, if a match is found, adds the volume to the total. Use the SUMIF function to get each total volume by zone and each total volume by product.

(a)

Complete the below table for total number of units distributed in each customer zone.

If required, round your answers to one decimal place.

Customer Zone	Total Volume (000 units)
Brazil
China
France
Malaysia
US Midwest
US Northeast
US Southeast
US West
Total

(b)

Complete the below table for the total units of each product shipped.

If required, round your answers to one decimal place.

Product	Total Volume (000 units)
N350
N450
N900
Total