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Using the data in Worksheet Sales Data, and create the following charts. 1 ) Use one formula to retrieve information ( total - Column Y

Using the data in Worksheet "Sales Data", and create the following charts.
1) Use one formula to retrieve information (total - Column Y in Tab "Sales Data") for below table and insert sparklines in column H for trend from 2013 to 2017
The sparkline should highlight the high point (red) and the low point (yellow)
Customer Type 20132014201520162017 Trend
Consumer
Corporate
Home Office
Small Business
2) Using the information in Table of question (1) and calculate the following table. And plot the chart of 2016 performance vs. Acceptable levels.
Column C is the actual sales of 2016, Column D is the Budget, which calculated using the average customer type sales of 2015(average of 2015 actual of consumer, corporate, home office and small business)
Column E = Budget *1.2, and Column F = Budget *0.8
Customer Type 2016 Actual Budget Upper Lower Upper-Lower
Consumer
Corporate
Home Office
Small Business
3) Using the information (2016 Actual and Budget) in Table of question (2) and plot the Thermometer Chart
4) Using the information below to create the waterfall chart.
Year Beginning Inventory 100000
Jan -15000
Feb 25000
Mar -100000
Apr -50000
May 25000
Jun 38000
Mid year Inventory 23000
Jul 25000
Aug -15000
Sep 25000
Oct 50000
Nov 75000
Dec -25000
Year end inventory 158000

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