Excel Student Data Files 2019/EL2C1/ACInsce.xlsx
Policy InfoAllClaims Insurance BrokersPolicy InformationCustomer
IDPolicy IDNo. of
AutosAll Perils
DeductibleLiability
LimitNo. of
DriversRatingClaimsPremiumC-02565124852500500,0003102,875.00C-05561235841250500,0002101,595.00C-072658315727751,000,0002212,875.00C-085612489331,000500,0004214,350.00C-094348127415002,000,0001532,150.00C-11449568752250750,0002423,645.00C-124335486712501,000,0002211,568.00C-13165986423775500,0004524,547.00C-148466845731,0001,000,0003523,248.00C-155851247545002,000,0006846,277.00C-16869845632250675,0002533,410.00C-17148569721500500,0002633,245.00C-18451248761500500,0002101,495.00C-19068459621775900,0001321,250.00C-199845732611,0002,000,0001532,650.00C-20149685322500500,0003212,925.00C-21226987152500500,0002101,590.00Total Policy Premiums:$ 49,695.00Average Number of Claims:1.6
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Excel Student Data Files 2019/EL2C1/BillingsOct4to8.xlsx
BillingO'Donovan & Sullivan Law AssociatesBILLING SUMMARYOCTOBER 4 TO 8, 2021FileClientDateBilling CodeAttorney CodeLegal FeesDisbursementsTotal DueBilling Code TableFL-3251010410/4/21212,273.7595.102,368.85CodeArea of PracticeEP-6521010610/4/21311,028.5023.751,052.251CorporateCL-4121012510/4/21122,493.7555.402,549.152Divorce & SeparationIN-7451021010/5/21632,425.0065.202,490.203Wills & EstatesEL-6321022510/5/21531,211.0037.851,248.854Real EstateRE-4751028510/5/21443,807.0048.963,855.965Employment LitigationCL-5011034110/6/21121,143.7555.241,198.996Insurance Personal InjuryCL-5211033410/6/21121,518.7527.851,546.607OtherPL-3481042010/6/21732,500.0034.952,534.95RE-4921042510/6/21442,043.0038.752,081.75Attorney Code TableEL-6321022510/7/21532,300.0042.152,342.15CodeAttorneyPL-5121029010/7/21731,620.0065.151,685.151Marty O'DonovanIN-7451021010/7/21631,450.0024.251,474.252Toni SullivanFL-3851027810/7/21212,040.0085.472,125.473Rosa MartinezCL-4121012510/8/21121,143.7538.121,181.874Kyle WilliamsCL-4501035810/8/21121,762.5055.241,817.74IN-8011034610/8/21631,425.0062.181,487.18EP-6851049510/8/21332,375.0094.552,469.55RE-5011038410/8/21441,237.5034.281,271.78
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Excel Student Data Files 2019/EL2C1/JTutor.xlsx
ExponentsMath by Janelle Tutoring ServiceScientific Notation LessonBackgroundScientific notation is used by scientists and mathematicians to express very large or very small numbers.Stated ObjectiveStudents will convert numbers to scientific notation.MethodDemonstration followed by guided practice.ExamplesConverted to Scientific Notation1,000,000,0001,000,000,000100,000,000100,000,00010,000,00010,000,0001,000,0001,000,000100,000100,00010,00010,0001,0001,0001001001010110.10.10.010.010.0010.0010.00010.00010.000010.00001
FractionsMath by Janelle Tutoring ServiceConverting Decimals to Fractions LessonBackgroundA fraction expresses a number as a part of a group.Stated ObjectiveStudents will learn to convert a decimal value into a fraction.MethodDemonstration followed by guided practice.ExamplesConverted to a Fraction0.10.10.20.2.
Excel Student Data Files 2019EL2C1ACInsce.xlsxPolicy InfoAll.docx
1. Excel Student Data Files 2019/EL2C1/ACInsce.xlsx
Policy InfoAllClaims Insurance BrokersPolicy
InformationCustomer
IDPolicy IDNo. of
AutosAll Perils
DeductibleLiability
LimitNo. of
DriversRatingClaimsPremiumC-
02565124852500500,0003102,875.00C-
05561235841250500,0002101,595.00C-
072658315727751,000,0002212,875.00C-
085612489331,000500,0004214,350.00C-
094348127415002,000,0001532,150.00C-
11449568752250750,0002423,645.00C-
124335486712501,000,0002211,568.00C-
13165986423775500,0004524,547.00C-
148466845731,0001,000,0003523,248.00C-
155851247545002,000,0006846,277.00C-
16869845632250675,0002533,410.00C-
17148569721500500,0002633,245.00C-
18451248761500500,0002101,495.00C-
19068459621775900,0001321,250.00C-
199845732611,0002,000,0001532,650.00C-
20149685322500500,0003212,925.00C-
21226987152500500,0002101,590.00Total Policy Premiums:$
49,695.00Average Number of Claims:1.6
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Excel Student Data Files 2019/EL2C1/BillingsOct4to8.xlsx
BillingO'Donovan & Sullivan Law AssociatesBILLING
SUMMARYOCTOBER 4 TO 8, 2021FileClientDateBilling
CodeAttorney CodeLegal FeesDisbursementsTotal DueBilling
Code TableFL-
2. 3251010410/4/21212,273.7595.102,368.85CodeArea of
PracticeEP-
6521010610/4/21311,028.5023.751,052.251CorporateCL-
4121012510/4/21122,493.7555.402,549.152Divorce &
SeparationIN-7451021010/5/21632,425.0065.202,490.203Wills
& EstatesEL-6321022510/5/21531,211.0037.851,248.854Real
EstateRE-
4751028510/5/21443,807.0048.963,855.965Employment
LitigationCL-
5011034110/6/21121,143.7555.241,198.996Insurance Personal
InjuryCL-5211033410/6/21121,518.7527.851,546.607OtherPL-
3481042010/6/21732,500.0034.952,534.95RE-
4921042510/6/21442,043.0038.752,081.75Attorney Code
TableEL-
6321022510/7/21532,300.0042.152,342.15CodeAttorneyPL-
5121029010/7/21731,620.0065.151,685.151Marty
O'DonovanIN-7451021010/7/21631,450.0024.251,474.252Toni
SullivanFL-3851027810/7/21212,040.0085.472,125.473Rosa
MartinezCL-4121012510/8/21121,143.7538.121,181.874Kyle
WilliamsCL-4501035810/8/21121,762.5055.241,817.74IN-
8011034610/8/21631,425.0062.181,487.18EP-
6851049510/8/21332,375.0094.552,469.55RE-
5011038410/8/21441,237.5034.281,271.78
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Excel Student Data Files 2019/EL2C1/JTutor.xlsx
ExponentsMath by Janelle Tutoring ServiceScientific Notation
LessonBackgroundScientific notation is used by scientists and
mathematicians to express very large or very small
numbers.Stated ObjectiveStudents will convert numbers to
scientific notation.MethodDemonstration followed by guided
practice.ExamplesConverted to Scientific
Notation1,000,000,0001,000,000,000100,000,000100,000,00010
,000,00010,000,0001,000,0001,000,000100,000100,00010,0001
0,0001,0001,0001001001010110.10.10.010.010.0010.0010.0001
0.00010.000010.00001
3. FractionsMath by Janelle Tutoring ServiceConverting Decimals
to Fractions LessonBackgroundA fraction expresses a number as
a part of a group.Stated ObjectiveStudents will learn to convert
a decimal value into a fraction.MethodDemonstration followed
by guided practice.ExamplesConverted to a
Fraction0.10.10.20.20.250.250.50.50.750.75110.60.60.330.330.
920.92
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Excel Student Data Files 2019/EL2C1/Precision.xlsx
PrecisionPrecision Design and PackagingBulk Container
ProductsCustom imprinting available for all modelsModel
NumberDescriptionDimensions
L x W x D
in inchesTest
Weight
in poundsRecommended
Weight
in pounds1140Gaylord with lid48 x 40 x 362001002185Premium
Gaylord with lid48 x 40 x 362001253695Telescoping top and
bottom46 x 38 x 36200704415"EO" container30 x 17 x
173501505367"EH" container36 x 22 x 222752506418"E"
container40 x 28 x 242755007459Economy R.S.C.36 x 36 x
36200658854Premium R.S.C.36 x 36 x 36200100Regional Sales
RepresentativesNorthJordan LavoieSouthPat
GallagherEastAlonso RodriguezWestKarsten DasCanadaKelli
OlsenInternationalBianca SantiniMinimum order quantity of 25
applies.Preferred carriers are UPS and DHL.
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Excel Student Data Files 2019/EL2C1/RSRServRpt.xlsx
SepRSR Computer ServicesService Division
ReportSeptemberDateWork Order
NumberHours
BilledRate
CodeExtended
11. Excel Student Data Files 2019/EL2C2/DExpansion.xlsx
ExpansionDeering IndustriesBuilding Loan ExpansionVictory
TrustDominion TrustInterest Rate5.15%6.50%annual
rateAmortization2015years for repaymentLoan Amount$
775,000$ 775,000principal amount borrowedMonthly
Payment($5,179.09)($6,751.08)includes principal and
interestMonthly Principal
Payment (1st payment)payment on principal for the first month
of the loanTotal Loan PaymentsNOTE: Both payments are
calculated based on a constant interest rate and a constant
payment.
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Excel Student Data Files 2019/EL2C2/JTutorProgressRpt.xlsx
StudentProgressMath by Janelle Tutoring ServiceStudent
Progress ReportStudent NameWeek 1Week 2Week 3Week
4TotalProgress StatementDana Rosenthal3841424641.8Kelsey
Williams7582667273.8Hilary Corbet8175625869.0Jose
Alvarez6772657870.5Linden Porter4251406048.3Carl
Quenneville6544726160.5Andrea Desmond5548605053.3Kylie
Winters8290788583.8Lindsay Cortez8593889790.8
ProgressCommentsScore05060708090GradeRemediateIncomplet
eKeep WorkingWell DoneExcellent EffortOutstanding
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Excel Student Data Files 2019/EL2C2/PBMSales.xlsx
FranchisePizza by Mario 2021 Franchise
SalesStoreCityStateYear Est.SalesRoyalty %Royalty
FeeFranchise Statistics
Section101DetroitMichigan2005652,458102DetroitMichigan200
5466,153103FlintMichigan2005324,965104Ann
ArborMichigan2006652,146105Ann
ArborMichigan2006378,458106KalamazooMichigan2006528,34
6107Port
HuronMichigan2006345,892108ToledoOhio2006653,485109Tol
edoOhio2006354,268110ToledoOhio2007554,213111AkronOhio
12. 2007461,853112CincinattiOhio2008512,463113MadisonWiscon
sin2008325,496114MadisonWisconsin2008745,865115Milwauk
eeWisconsin2011451,236Franchise Royalty Rate
Table116MilwaukeeWisconsin2011554,168Royalty payment to
head office based on
sales117MilwaukeeWisconsin2011653,856300,0001%118Cedar
RapidsIowa2012541,285400,0002%119Cedar
RapidsIowa2012347,856500,0003%120Cedar
RapidsIowa2014568,457600,0004%121Des
MoinesIowa2014641,257700,0005%122LansingMichigan201534
7,865800,0006%123Green
BayWisconsin2017401,588124ColumbusOhio2018504,796125D
avenportIowa2018310,496126LivoniaMichigan2020314,698TOT
AL SALES AND ROYALTY FEES12,593,619- 0
Franchisees pay a royalty fee calculated as a percent of sales.
The percentage charged is the rate that is closest to the sales
value without going over.
Example:
Gross Sales = 530,000; Royalty is 3% of 530,000.
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Excel Student Data Files 2019/EL2C2/PrecisionPrices.xlsx
Price ListPrecision Design and PackagingBulk Container
Products Price ListDiscount TableModel
NumberDescriptionDiscount
CategoryList
PriceDiscountNet
PriceDiscount
CategoryDiscount
PercentPD-1140Gaylord with lidA18.67A10%PD-2185Premium
Gaylord with lidC22.50B12%PD-1150Gaylord
bottomB14.53C14%PD-1155Gaylord lidD5.25D16%PD-
3695Telescoping top and bottomA18.54E20%PD-
3698Telescoping bottomA17.65PD-3699Telescoping
topA17.65PD-4100Additional lids for telescoping
containersD9.88PD-4200"D" 4 piece containerA7.75PD-
13. 4415"EO" containerA8.25PD-5367"EH" containerA12.75PD-
6418"E" containerA17.54PD-7459Economy R.S.C.E8.56PD-
8854Premium R.S.C.C18.17PD-9101Corrugated pads 15 x
15E1.10PD-9105Corrugated pads 20 x 12E1.14PD-
9110Corrugated pads 24 x 18E1.17PD-9115Corrugated pads 30
x 30E1.09
NOTE: Use this price list for U.S. and Canadian orders only.
Refer international customers to Bianca Santini for price
quotations.
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Excel Student Data Files 2019/EL2C2/PrecisionWarehouse.xlsx
LoanPrecision Design and PackagingProposed New Warehouse
ConstructionFinancing through NewVentures Capital
Inc.Quoted interest rate per annum7.75%Amortization period in
years18Principal amount to be borrowed$ 1,750,000Monthly
loan paymentPrincipal portion of first loan paymentPrincipal
portion of last loan paymentTotal cost of loan
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Excel Student Data Files 2019/EL2C2/RSROctLabor.xlsx
LaborHourly Rate ChartRSR Computer
ServicesDescriptionCodeRateLabor Cost ReportTechnician 11$
28.50Technician 22$ 35.00In-Home Computer Service
BillingsTechnician 33$ 46.75DateWork Order
NumberHours
LoggedTechnician
CodeHourly
RateWO Labor
CostLabor Cost Statistics10/1/21IH-
900102.251CallsTotal10/2/21IH-900113.753By Technician
CodeBilledLabor10/4/21IH-900121.501Technician 110/6/21IH-
900132.751Technician 210/8/21IH-900143.003Technician
310/9/21IH-900154.25210/12/21IH-900163.752Technician 3
calls over 3 hours10/13/21IH-900172.251Technician
23. homeGlendale$ 425,675$
14,898.6310/19/21268457O'BrienCondominiumGlendale$
225,400$
7,889.0010/20/21316548YoungbloodCondominiumPhoenix$
345,100$ 12,078.5010/22/21315863FernandezSingle family
homeGlendale$ 455,700$
15,949.5010/22/21294563O'BrienCondominiumGlendale$
415,000$
14,525.0010/23/21288451FernandezTownhomeChandler$
385,000$ 13,475.0010/25/21275143FernandezSingle family
homeMesa$ 275,500$
9,642.5010/26/21311148YoungbloodSingle family homeMesa$
345,750$
12,101.2510/27/21325984YoungbloodCondominiumChandler$
285,900$ 10,006.5010/29/21246845YoungbloodSingle family
homePhoenix$ 545,200$
19,082.0010/30/21334567O'BrienSingle family homePhoenix$
475,800$
16,653.0010/30/21266845FernandezCondominiumChandler$
325,000$
11,375.0010/30/21254836YoungbloodCondominiumMesa$
275,800$ 9,653.00
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Excel Student Data Files 2019/EL2C4/JuneEntries.xlsx
AttendanceSummaryNational Park ServiceU.S. Department of
the InteriorJun 2021Attendance SummarySouthwest Region,
Zone
CDayEntriesDayEntries117218319420521622723824925102611
271228132914301516
BryceCanyonBryce Canyon National
ParkUtahhttp://www.nps.gov/brcaJun 2021Private Vehicle and
Individual Entrances
OnlyDayEntriesDayEntries140176825518303351947431204055
62165Source: National Park Service, U.S. Department of the
Interior6322279722235882524659452540101926551125275812
24. 652866132429871430307215331642http://www.nps.gov/brca
GrandCanyonGrand Canyon National
ParkArizonahttp://www.nps.gov/grcaJun 2021Private Vehicle
and Individual Entrances
OnlyDayEntriesDayEntries116317175212518201313019212Sour
ce: National Park Service, U.S. Department of the
Interior4145202885118211966124222607124232308150242429
17225250101862629111180273101216628325131752938914185
303411515516196http://www.nps.gov/grca
MesaVerdeMesa Verde National
ParkColoradohttp://www.nps.gov/meveJun 2021Private Vehicle
and Individual Entrances
OnlyDayEntriesDayEntries168177129018753751955Source:
National Park Service, U.S. Department of the
Interior4102206151122162692225575823698622478965259010
58268511522710212692812513322911214383012415471661htt
p://www.nps.gov/meve
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Excel Student Data Files 2019/EL2C4/MayEntries.xlsx
AttendanceSummaryNational Park ServiceU.S. Department of
the InteriorMay 2021Attendance SummarySouthwest Region,
Zone CPrivate Vehicle and Individual Entrances Only
BryceCanyonBryce Canyon National
ParkUtahhttp://www.nps.gov/brcaMay 2021Private Vehicle and
Individual Entrances
OnlyDayEntriesDayEntries140176825518303351947430204055
62165Source: National Park Service, U.S. Department of the
Interior6322279722235882524659462544101926551125275812
6528681324298814303072153331911642http://www.nps.gov/br
ca
GrandCanyonGrand Canyon National
ParkArizonahttp://www.nps.gov/grcaMay 2021Private Vehicle
and Individual Entrances
OnlyDayEntriesDayEntries116317175212518201313019212Sour
ce: National Park Service, U.S. Department of the
25. Interior4145202885118211966122222507124232308150242429
17025250101862629011180273101216628325131702938814185
30341151553140116196http://www.nps.gov/grca
MesaVerdeMesa Verde National
ParkColoradohttp://www.nps.gov/meveMay 2021Private Vehicle
and Individual Entrances
OnlyDayEntriesDayEntries168177129018753751955Source:
National Park Service, U.S. Department of the
Interior4102206151122162692225575823688622478965259010
58268511522710112682812513312911214383012515473112816
60http://www.nps.gov/meve
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Excel Student Data Files 2019/EL2C4/MayGroupSales.xlsx
AttendanceSummaryNational Park ServiceU.S. Department of
the InteriorMay 2021Attendance SummarySouthwest Region,
Zone CCommercial Tour Vehicles Only15,069
BryceCanyonBryce Canyon National
ParkUtahhttp://www.nps.gov/brcaMay 2021Commercial Tour
Vehicles
OnlyDayEntriesDayEntries181171562551826033019784352052
51852178Source: National Park Service, U.S. Department of the
Interior6622278775235288124529210252610350260117927156
1215282601362293121435303121528312601660Note: Group
size is determined by vehicle seating capacity and not by actual
number of people.http://www.nps.gov/brca
GrandCanyonGrand Canyon National
ParkArizonahttp://www.nps.gov/grcaMay 2021Commercial Tour
Vehicles
OnlyDayEntriesDayEntries115517624268181303821978Source:
National Park Service, U.S. Department of the
Interior4912078513721526185225272102326838424130925525
23410852626011942726012145285201338529520142753062415
5403152016558Note: Group size is determined by vehicle
seating capacity and not by actual number of
people.http://www.nps.gov/grca
26. MesaVerdeMesa Verde National
ParkColoradohttp://www.nps.gov/meveMay 2021Commercial
Tour Vehicles
OnlyDayEntriesDayEntries182171302551815638419130Source:
National Park Service, U.S. Department of the
Interior4382078546217869522527972352882241309852513010
68262601177272601265287813452931214383031215185313121
6125Note: Group size is determined by vehicle seating capacity
and not by actual number of people.http://www.nps.gov/meve
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Excel Student Data Files 2019/EL2C4/NADQ1Fees.xlsx
FeeSummaryNewAge Dental ServicesFee Revenue Summary
PopovichK. PopovichJanuaryFebruaryMarchTotalGeneral
Examinations$ 2,175.44$ 1,575.44$ 1,947.52$
5,698.40Cleanings and
Fillings4,175.583,115.582,596.529,887.68Teeth
Whitening2,568.453,141.253,845.779,555.47Bonding3,535.644,
055.254,858.5812,449.47Porcelain
Veneers6,174.214,185.674,171.5214,531.40Crowns and
Bridges1,586.525,167.633,848.5710,602.72Full and Partial
Dentures2,187.453,175.486,123.8511,486.78Emergency
Extractions1,345.501,135.851,185.403,666.75Root
Canals2,352.421,902.753,514.257,769.42Total$ 26,101.21$
27,454.90$ 32,091.98$ 85,648.09
VanketW. VanketJanuaryFebruaryMarchTotalGeneral
Examinations$ 1,875.46$ 1,786.45$ 1,799.48$
5,461.39Cleanings and
Fillings3,413.652,875.422,685.428,974.49Teeth
Whitening1,475.454,152.441,885.427,513.31Bonding1,754.232,
158.001,785.415,697.64Porcelain Veneers- 0- 0- 0- 0Crowns
and Bridges2,145.753,443.852,685.078,274.67Full and Partial
Dentures3,354.752,675.844,115.7510,146.34Emergency
Extractions800.001,455.471,115.633,371.10Root
Canals800.001,885.452,145.744,831.19Total$ 15,619.29$
20,432.92$ 18,217.92$ 54,270.13
27. JonesS. JonesJanuaryFebruaryMarchTotalGeneral
Examinations$ 1,622.57$ 2,323.52$ 2,062.45$
6,008.54Cleanings and
Fillings4,344.755,324.374,124.4813,793.60Teeth Whitening- 0-
0- 0- 0Bonding2,844.743,347.753,075.349,267.83Porcelain
Veneers- 0- 0- 0- 0Crowns and
Bridges3,544.004,323.852,884.4310,752.28Full and Partial
Dentures4,364.855,374.323,945.5313,684.70Emergency
Extractions1,454.741,513.662,968.40Root
Canals2,303.782,673.224,977.00Total$ 20,479.43$
20,693.81$ 20,279.11$ 61,452.35
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Excel Student Data Files 2019/EL2C4/PBMSales_Profits.xlsx
FranchisePizza by Mario 2021 Franchise
SalesStoreCityStateYear Est.Gross SalesNet Income% of
Sales101DetroitMichigan2005652,458160,11524.5%102Detroit
Michigan2005466,153112,54024.1%103FlintMichigan2006324,
96582,37525.3%104Ann
ArborMichigan2007652,146166,05025.5%105Ann
ArborMichigan2007378,45892,61024.5%106KalamazooMichiga
n2007528,346130,25024.7%107Port
HuronMichigan2008345,89288,96525.7%108ToledoOhio200865
3,485167,45825.6%109ToledoOhio2008354,26890,52525.6%11
0ToledoOhio2009554,213133,55324.1%111AkronOhio2009461,
853110,25823.9%112CincinnatiOhio2010512,463117,65323.0%
113MadisonWisconsin2010325,49680,45024.7%114MadisonWis
consin2010745,865195,63526.2%115MilwaukeeWisconsin20124
51,236118,45726.3%116MilwaukeeWisconsin2012554,168130,2
0023.5%117MilwaukeeWisconsin2012653,856166,35225.4%118
Cedar RapidsIowa2013541,285142,87526.4%119Cedar
RapidsIowa2013347,85680,35723.1%120Cedar
RapidsIowa2015568,457137,86524.3%121Des
MoinesIowa2015641,257155,23824.2%122LansingMichigan201
6347,86566,37019.1%123Green
BayWisconsin2018401,58866,20016.5%124ColumbusOhio2019
28. 504,796111,05522.0%125DavenportIowa2019310,49653,37017.
2%126LivoniaMichigan2020314,69866,08721.0%
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Excel Student Data Files 2019/EL2C4/PFQ1.xlsx
Qtr1Premium Fitness Equipment Sales Ltd.North American
DivisionQuarter 1
SalesRegionTotalNorth195,275Central175,347South195,875Wes
t240,452East245,875Total1,052,824
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Excel Student Data Files 2019/EL2C4/PFQ2.xlsx
Qtr2Premium Fitness Equipment Sales Ltd.North American
DivisionQuarter 2
SalesRegionTotalNorth193,268Central172,684South198,327Wes
t241,874East240,548Total1,046,701
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Excel Student Data Files 2019/EL2C4/PFQ3.xlsx
Qtr3Premium Fitness Equipment Sales Ltd.North American
DivisionQuarter 3
SalesRegionTotalNorth193,275Central177,956South201,457Wes
t245,845East250,475Total1,069,008
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Excel Student Data Files 2019/EL2C4/PFQ4.xlsx
Qtr4Premium Fitness Equipment Sales Ltd.North American
DivisionQuarter 4
SalesRegionTotalNorth193,375Central177,648South201,684Wes
t240,875East285,476Total1,099,058
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Excel Student Data Files 2019/EL2C4/PFSales.xlsx
FirstQuarterSalesPremium Fitness Equipment Sales Ltd.North
American DivisionFirst Quarter SalesPurchase
DateRegionSalespersonProductManufacturerModelPrice4-Jan-
31. ProgressCommentsScore05060708090GradeRemediateIncomplet
eKeep WorkingWell DoneExcellent EffortOutstanding
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Excel Student Data Files 2019/EL2C5/Lessons.xlsx
MonthlyThe Drum StudioMonthly Drum Lesson
RevenueClassHourly RateRegistered
StudentsMonthly
RevenueBasic Drum Theory35.0010350.00Beginner Rock
Drumming35.0015525.00Intermediate Rock
Drumming39.008312.00Advanced Rock
Drumming43.004172.00Beginner Jazz
Drumming35.0018630.00Developing Jazz
Style39.0010390.00Single Pedal Drum
Beats35.0022770.00Single Pedal Drum Fills35.0015525.00Bass
Drum Doubles39.0016624.00TOTAL4,298.00Base hourly rate
for all lessons:35.00
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Excel Student Data Files 2019/EL2C5/NationalBdgt.xlsx
CSDNational Online Marketing Inc.Computing Services
DepartmentCurrent BudgetProjected IncreaseNew
BudgetWages and benefits483,43716,920500,357Computer
supplies195,4552,931198,386Training and
development83,0058,30091,305Other administrative
costs64,4483,22267,670Total costs:$ 826,345$ 857,718
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Excel Student Data Files 2019/EL2C5/NationalCapital.xlsx
BudgetNational Online Marketing Inc.Computing Services
DepartmentCapital Budget ProposalHardwareQuantityUnit
PriceExtended CostCisco 2960-X switch662,395158,070Cisco
3650 switch104,59045,900Cisco 2691 router183,19557,510Pix
firewall1ERROR:#N/AERROR:#N/APowerEdge 6950
server107,27872,780PowerEdge 2800 server58,66343,315Total
HardwareERROR:#N/ASoftwareOffice suite
32. 20191,151320368,320Exchange 2019 server11,3991,399Anti-
malware suite1,1514551,795Total Software421,514Total
Hardware and SoftwareERROR:#N/A
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Excel Student Data Files 2019/EL2C5/NationalHlpDsk.xlsx
CSDNational Online Marketing Inc.Computing Services
DepartmentShift ReportTotal CallsTier 1 support2,648Variable
minutes and cost per minute impact on costTier 2
support1,688Tier 3 support7740.5250.5750.600Total
calls5,11015,00015,300Total call minutes
logged16,10015,50015,80015,900Average time per call
(mins)3.1516,100Average cost per minute0.57516,300Average
cost per call$ 1.8116,500
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Excel Student Data Files 2019/EL2C5/PBMStartup.xlsx
StartupPizza by Mario FranchiseProjected Franchise Startup
Investment and ReturnEstimated Initial Investment Capital
RequiredEstimated Capital Investment Recovery
HorizonFranchise Fee30,000Projected SalesLeasehold
Improvements55,000Year 1$ 785,000Store
Fixtures45,000Internal and External Signage23,500Net
ProfitPercent of SalesStartup Inventory and Supplies15,500Year
1$ 157,00020%Startup Advertising12,500Insurance20,000Net
profit per month$ 13,083.33Legal and Administrative
Costs18,500Number of monthsTotal Estimated Initial
Investment$ 220,000to recoup initial investment17
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Excel Student Data Files 2019/EL2C5/PreCdnTarget.xlsx
ProposedSalesPrecision Design and PackagingProposed Sales
Target for Canadian Distributor
(in millions)Model
NumberDescriptionBaseOntarioQuebecWestEastTotalSales
Target AssumptionsPD-1140Gaylord with
33. lid1.552.202.052.001.858.10East0.30PD-2185Premium Gaylord
with lid1.251.901.751.701.556.90West0.45PD-1150Gaylord
bottom0.751.401.251.201.054.90Ontario0.65PD-1155Gaylord
lid1.121.771.621.571.426.38Quebec0.50PD-3695Telescoping
top and bottom1.552.202.052.001.858.10PD-3698Telescoping
bottom1.672.322.172.121.978.58PD-3699Telescoping
top2.142.792.642.592.4410.46PD-4100Additional lids for
telescoping containers2.252.902.752.702.5510.90PD-4200"D"
4-piece container2.112.762.612.562.4110.34PD-4415"EO"
container1.542.192.041.991.848.06PD-5367"EH"
container0.881.531.381.331.185.42PD-6418"E"
container0.781.431.281.231.085.02PD-7459Economy
R.S.C.1.111.761.611.561.416.34PD-8854Premium
R.S.C.0.951.601.451.401.255.70Total28.7526.6525.9523.85105.
20
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Excel Student Data Files 2019/EL2C5/PreEBoxCost.xlsx
OneVariablePrecision Design and PackagingCost Price
Analysis"E" Container Bulk Cargo BoxFactory costs per
shiftVariable unit production impact on costDirect materials$
580,000Direct
labor880,552425,000Overhead145,350450,000Total cost$
1,605,902475,000500,000Standard
production500,000units525,000550,000Cost per unit$
3.21575,000
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Excel Student Data Files 2019/EL2C5/PreEBoxSell.xlsx
TwoVariablePrecision Design and PackagingSelling Price
Analysis at Variable Production and Markups"E" Container
Bulk Cargo BoxFactory costs per shiftVariable unit production
impact on sell priceDirect materials$
580,00050%52%55%Direct
labor880,552425,000Overhead145,350450,000Total cost$
1,605,902475,000500,000Standard
34. production500,000units525,000550,000Cost per unit$
3.21575,000Markup52%Selling price per unit$ 4.88
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Excel Student Data Files 2019/EL2C5/PreERP.xlsx
ERPPrecision Design and PackagingEnterprise Resource
Planning (ERP) Information SystemFinance DepartmentRequest
For Proposal (RFP) No. 385-XR-78CompanyWesterveld
Inc.Kampson Ltd.Jensen SystemsCore
Solution
sNuTech
PartnersHardware675,000595,000615,000625,000596,000Softw
are212,000281,000267,000250,000292,000Maintenance22,5002
1,67520,75023,45026,432Service LevelSame day24 hours24
hoursSame daySame dayTerm54554Total
Cost909,500897,675902,750898,450914,432
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Excel Student Data Files 2019/EL2C5/PreSalesTrgt.xlsx
SalesPrecision Design and PackagingBulk Container 2021 Sales
Target by Region
(in millions)Model
NumberDescriptionBaseEastWestNorthSouthTotalSales Target
AssumptionsPD-1140Gaylord with
lid2.75ERROR:#NAME?ERROR:#N/A2.812.80ERROR:#NAME
35. ?East1.50%PD-2185Premium Gaylord with lid2
14ERROR:#VALUE!ERROR:#VALUE!ERROR:#VALUE!ERR
OR:#VALUE!ERROR:#VALUE!WestERROR:#N/APD-
1150Gaylord
bottom2.33ERROR:#NAME?ERROR:#N/A2.382.37ERROR:#N
AME?North2.15%PD-1155Gaylord
lid1.85ERROR:#NAME?ERROR:#N/A1.891.88ERROR:#NAME
?South1.75%PD-3695Telescoping top and
bottom2.45ERROR:#NAME?ERROR:#N/A2.502.49ERROR:#N
AME?PD-3698Telescoping
bottom2.96ERROR:#NAME?ERROR:#N/A3.023.01ERROR:#N
AME?PD-3699Telescoping
top1.86ERROR:#NAME?ERROR:#N/A1.901.89ERROR:#NAM
E?PD-4100Additional lids for telescoping
containers1.46ERROR:#NAME?ERROR:#N/A1.491.49ERROR:
#NAME?PD-4200"D" 4-piece
container2.55ERROR:#NAME?ERROR:#N/A2.602.59ERROR:#
NAME?PD-4415"EO"
container1.45ERROR:#NAME?ERROR:#N/A1.481.48ERROR:#
NAME?PD-5367"EH"
container2.04ERROR:#NAME?ERROR:#N/A2.082.08ERROR:#
NAME?PD-6418"E"
container1.88ERROR:#NAME?ERROR:#N/A1.921.91ERROR:#
NAME?PD-7459Economy
R.S.C.1.54ERROR:#NAME?ERROR:#N/A1.571.57ERROR:#NA
36. ME?PD-8854Premium
R.S.C.2.45ERROR:#NAME?ERROR:#N/A2.502.49ERROR:#NA
ME?PD-9101Corrugated pads 15 x
152.69ERROR:#NAME?ERROR:#N/A2.752.74ERROR:#NAME
?PD-9105Corrugated pads 20 x
121.85ERROR:#NAME?ERROR:#N/A1.891.88ERROR:#NAME
?PD-9110Corrugated pads 24 x
181.77ERROR:#NAME?ERROR:#N/A1.811.80ERROR:#NAME
?PD-9115Corrugated pads 30 x
301.65ERROR:#NAME?ERROR:#N/A1.691.68ERROR:#NAME
?TotalERROR:#NAME?ERROR:#N/AERROR:#VALUE!ERRO
R:#VALUE!ERROR:#NAME?
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Excel Student Data Files
2019/EL2C6/ClientListImport.csvCompany Contact Phone
Number Delivery AddressBALLOT SUPPLIER
WAREHOUSECameron Smith 519-555-1112 511 Adelaide
Ave.WEST SUPPLIERS Yen Johnson 519-555-1434 605 Milton
Ave.TAYLOR & SONSCody Williams 519-555-0790 4407
Collingwood St.TWX INC.Fahim Miller 519-555-6227 14 9th
St.ARATHORN MECHANICSPaco Cortez 519-555-4628 25
Kidd St.TECA INDUSTRIESSeth Brown 519-555-8091 68
Commercial Ave.TEASING'S ELECTRONICSMeghan Davis
519-555-3298 1198 Industrial Ave.CALCOST ASSEMBLYBoris
37. Wilson 519-555-9466 6194 Consort St.SHADER INC.Madhava
Harris 519-555-3700 270 Lax St.RVC ELECTRONICSAiken
Martinez206-555-6194 9403 Ferry PlaceTRAX
PRODUCTIONSHai Clark 206-555-7312 340 Cross St.OSBERT
WELDINGDaryl Martinez 519-555-0182 72 Locker St.MENT
LTD.Padma Lewis 519-555-0999 650 Clyde St.HERO
ELECTRONICSDejuan Walker 519-555-0494 52 Station
Rd.FWS LTD.Dean Hall 519-555-2169 40 Bicknell
Rd.FORESTING INDUSTRIESCaesar Allen 519-555-2244 327
Lanyard Ave.FLASHFRAME INC.Madge Young 206-555-3763
84 Raglan Rd.DEVO LTD.Travis King 519-555-4349 74
Commercial Ave.WORX WELDERSOliver Wright 519-555-
6008 45 Micawber Rd.CANFIT ASSEMBLYAnsley Lopez 519-
555-5488 16 7th St.BARDER INDUSTRIESJackson Hill 519-
555-3943 189 Balfe St.BOTHERS AUTOPARTSAmy Scott
519-555-7001 31 Edwin Ave.ROBOTO ASSEMBLYStanley
Roberts 519-555-1239 11942 Upper North Rd.AXEL
MECHANICSHadley Morris 206-555-9446 11809 Bright
Rd.VOSS WAREHOUSEMatt Reed 519-555-1319 2078
Waymouth PlaceAERA ASSEMBLYTessa Green 519-555-0816
1104 Industrial Ave.
Excel Student Data Files 2019/EL2C6/CRCarPres.pptx
38. Capital Lease Pilot Project
2018 to 2021
CutRate Car Rentals
Pilot project launched fourth quarter of 2018
50% of new car inventory to be obtained under the capital lease
replacement program
50% of new car inventory to be obtained under the capital
purchase replacement program
Costs to be evaluated after 4 years
Pilot Project
Car Purchase Replacement Program Vendor Distribution
Car Purchase Replacement Program Cost by Vendor by Year
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Excel Student Data Files 2019/EL2C6/CRCarRptW.docx
CutRate Car Rentals
Car Inventory Pilot Project Report
CutRate Car Rentals started a pilot capital lease program in
2018. From 2018 to 2021, the car replacement purchase program
was maintained on a 50% basis while the pilot lease project was
evaluated. Following is a summary of car capital purchases
made during the pilot period.
Table 1 New Car Purchase Costs
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40. Excel Student Data Files 2019/EL2C6/CRInventory.xlsx
InventoryCutRate Car RentalsNew Car
InventoryStockModelYearMakeModelColorStartMileageLocatio
nCode2501452018ToyotaPriusSilver
Metallic25RDU2501462018ToyotaC-
HRBlack75EWR2501472018ToyotaCamryBlizzard
Pearl30EWR2501482018FordFusionSmokestone
Metallic54RDU2501492018FordFocusRed Candy
Metallic10RDU2501502018FordMustangTuxedo Black
Metallic15EWR2501512018HondaCivicAlabaster Silver
Metallic18SEA2501522018HondaAccordCrystal Black
Pearl175SEA2501532018GMMalibuSilver Ice
Metallic11SFO2501542018GMEquinoxSummit
White8SFO2501552018GMImpalaImperial Blue
Metallic321PHL2501562018Chrysler300Inferno Red Crystal
Pearl22BOS2501572018ChryslerPacificaSilver Steel
Metallic15LGA2501582019ToyotaHighlanderBlack18LGA2501
592019ToyotaC-HRBlizzard
Pearl23BOS2501602019ToyotaRAV4Silver
Metallic65BOS2501612019Chrysler300Bright Silver
Metallic85PHL2501622020ChryslerPacificaDeep Water Blue
Pearl19SFO2501632020FordEdgeTuxedo Black
Metallic56SFO2501642020FordExplorerSmokestone
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Excel Student Data Files
2019/EL2C6/CRInventoryData.accdbStockModelYearMakeMod
elColorStartMileageLocationCode2501402018HondaCivicAlaba
ster Silver Metallic185PDX2501412019ToyotaCorollaCrystal
Black Pearl165PHL2501422019FordEdgeTuxedo Black
Metallic75BOS2501432020ChryslerPacificaBright Silver
Metallic84EWR2501442021GMImpalaSummit
White52EWRLocationCodeLocationCityStateBOSGeneral
Edward Lawrence Logan International
AirportBostonMassachusettsEWRNewark
InternationalNewarkNew JerseyLGALa Guardia AirportNew
YorkNew YorkPDXPortland International
AirportPortlandOregonPHLPhiladelphia International
AirportPhiladelphiaPennsylvaniaRDURaleigh-Durham
International AirportRaleigh/DurhamNorth CarolinaSEASeattle-
Tacoma International AirportSeattleWashingtonSFOSan
Francisco International AirportSan FranciscoCalifornia
Excel Student Data Files 2019/EL2C6/HRPres.pptx
43. October sales
Hillsdale Realtors
New sales record
23 properties sold!
Value of properties sold
= $7.7 million
Total commission income
= $270,082
44. Commissions by sales agent
Excel Student Data Files 2019/EL2C6/HRRptW.docx
Hillsdale Realtors
October Sales Report
October was another record-breaking month for Hillsdale
Realtors. Sales exceeded the target by 8% and if the trend
continues, our annual sales will surpass last year by over $1
million! Below is an itemized list of sales by date for the
month.
45. Excel Student Data Files
2019/EL2C6/HRSalesByDateByRep.xlsx
SalesByDateHillsdale RealtorsOctober Sales and
CommissionsSale DateListing #Agent Last NameProperty
TypeCitySale PriceCommission10/1/21282715FernandezSingle
family homePhoenix$ 325,500$
11,392.5010/2/21315825O'BrienTownhomePhoenix$ 174,900$
6,121.5010/4/21458215O'BrienSingle family homeMesa$
225,500$ 7,892.5010/8/21351245YoungbloodSingle family
homeChandler$ 325,500$
11,392.5010/9/21312548WilliamsonTownhomeMesa$
165,800$ 5,803.0010/9/21291524FernandezSingle family
homePhoenix$ 425,800$
14,903.0010/12/21263412YoungbloodSingle family
homePhoenix$ 375,800$
13,153.0010/15/21254853O'BrienTownhomeChandler$
341,500$
11,952.5010/15/21302154FernandezTownhomeChandler$
225,600$
7,896.0010/16/21311452YoungbloodCondominiumPhoenix$
349,900$ 12,246.5010/18/21302785O'BrienSingle family
homeGlendale$ 425,675$
46. 14,898.6310/19/21268457O'BrienCondominiumGlendale$
225,400$
7,889.0010/22/21316548YoungbloodCondominiumPhoenix$
345,100$ 12,078.5010/22/21315863FernandezSingle family
homeGlendale$ 455,700$
15,949.5010/23/21294563O'BrienCondominiumGlendale$
415,000$
14,525.0010/24/21288451FernandezTownhomeChandler$
385,000$ 13,475.0010/24/21275143FernandezSingle family
homeMesa$ 275,500$
9,642.5010/25/21311148YoungbloodSingle family homeMesa$
345,750$
12,101.2510/26/21325984YoungbloodCondominiumChandler$
285,900$ 10,006.5010/29/21246845YoungbloodSingle family
homePhoenix$ 545,200$
19,082.0010/30/21334567O'BrienSingle family homePhoenix$
475,800$
16,653.0010/30/21266845FernandezCondominiumChandler$
325,000$
11,375.0010/31/21254836YoungbloodCondominiumMesa$
275,800$ 9,653.00Total Sales and Commissions$ 7,716,625$
270,081.88
SalesByRepHillsdale RealtorsOctober Sales and
CommissionsSale DateListing #Agent Last NameProperty
TypeCitySale PriceCommission10/1/21282715FernandezSingle
47. family homePhoenix$ 325,500$
11,392.5010/8/21291524FernandezSingle family homePhoenix$
425,800$
14,903.0010/15/21302154FernandezTownhomeChandler$
225,600$ 7,896.0010/22/21315863FernandezSingle family
homeGlendale$ 455,700$
15,949.5010/25/21288451FernandezTownhomeChandler$
385,000$ 13,475.0010/25/21275143FernandezSingle family
homeMesa$ 275,500$
9,642.5010/29/21266845FernandezCondominiumChandler$
325,000$ 11,375.00Fernandez Total$ 2,418,100$
84,633.5010/4/21315825O'BrienTownhomePhoenix$ 174,900$
6,121.5010/4/21458215O'BrienSingle family homeMesa$
225,500$
7,892.5010/15/21254853O'BrienTownhomeChandler$
341,500$ 11,952.5010/18/21302785O'BrienSingle family
homeGlendale$ 425,675$
14,898.6310/19/21268457O'BrienCondominiumGlendale$
225,400$
7,889.0010/20/21294563O'BrienCondominiumGlendale$
415,000$ 14,525.0010/28/21334567O'BrienSingle family
homePhoenix$ 475,800$ 16,653.00O'Brien Total$
2,283,775$
79,932.1310/6/21312548WilliamsonTownhomeMesa$
165,800$ 5,803.00Williamson Total$ 165,800$
48. 5,803.0010/8/21351245YoungbloodSingle family
homeChandler$ 325,500$
11,392.5010/12/21263412YoungbloodSingle family
homePhoenix$ 375,800$
13,153.0010/14/21311452YoungbloodCondominiumPhoenix$
349,900$
12,246.5010/22/21316548YoungbloodCondominiumPhoenix$
345,100$ 12,078.5010/25/21311148YoungbloodSingle family
homeMesa$ 345,750$
12,101.2510/26/21325984YoungbloodCondominiumChandler$
285,900$ 10,006.5010/29/21246845YoungbloodSingle family
homePhoenix$ 545,200$
19,082.0010/29/21254836YoungbloodCondominiumMesa$
275,800$ 9,653.00Youngblood Total$ 2,848,950$
99,713.25Grand Total$ 7,716,625$ 270,081.88
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Excel Student Data Files 2019/EL2C6/IllinoisQF.txtPeople
QuickFactsIllinoisUSAPopulationPopulation estimates, July 1,
2017, (V2017)12,802,023325,719,178Population estimates, July
1, 2016, (V2016)12,801,539323,127,513Population estimates
base, April 1, 2010, (V2017)12,831,565308,758,105Population
estimates base, April 1, 2010,
(V2016)12,831,574308,758,105Population, percent change -
April 1, 2010 (estimates base) to July 1, 2017, (V2017)-
49. 0.20%5.50%Population, percent change - April 1, 2010
(estimates base) to July 1, 2016, (V2016)-
0.20%4.70%Population, Census, April 1,
201012,830,632308,745,538Age and SexPersons under 5 years,
percent6.00%6.20%Persons under 18 years,
percent22.90%22.80%Persons 65 years and over,
percent14.60%15.20%Female persons,
percent50.90%50.80%Race and Hispanic OriginWhite alone,
percent(a)77.20%76.90%Black or African American alone,
percent(a)14.70%13.30%American Indian and Alaska Native
alone, percent(a)0.60%1.30%Asian alone,
percent(a)5.50%5.70%Native Hawaiian and Other Pacific
Islander alone, percent(a)0.10%0.20%Two or More Races,
percent1.90%2.60%Hispanic or Latino,
percent(b)17.00%17.80%White alone, not Hispanic or Latino,
percent61.70%61.30%Population CharacteristicsVeterans, 2012-
2016643,46019,535,341Foreign born persons, percent, 2012-
201613.90%13.20%HousingHousing units, July 1, 2017,
(V2017)5,359,557137,403,460Owner-occupied housing unit
rate, 2012-201666.00%63.60%Median value of owner-occupied
housing units, 2012-2016$174,800 $184,700 Median selected
monthly owner costs -with a mortgage, 2012-2016$1,623 $1,491
Median selected monthly owner costs -without a mortgage,
2012-2016$584 $462 Median gross rent, 2012-2016$925 $949
Building permits, 201724,9921,281,977Families & Living
50. ArrangementsHouseholds, 2012-
20164,802,124117,716,237Persons per household, 2012-
20162.612.64Living in same house 1 year ago, percent of
persons age 1 year+, 2012-201686.70%85.20%Language other
than English spoken at home, percent of persons age 5 years+,
2012-201622.70%21.10%EducationHigh school graduate or
higher, percent of persons age 25 years+, 2012-
201688.30%87.00%Bachelor's degree or higher, percent of
persons age 25 years+, 2012-201632.90%30.30%HealthWith a
disability, under age 65 years, percent, 2012-
20167.10%8.60%Persons without health insurance, under age 65
years, percent7.40%10.10%EconomyIn civilian labor force,
total, percent of population age 16 years+, 2012-
201665.40%63.10%In civilian labor force, female, percent of
population age 16 years+, 2012-201660.60%58.30%Total
accommodation and food services sales, 2012
($1,000)(c)27,937,381708,138,598Total health care and social
assistance receipts/revenue, 2012
($1,000)(c)83,431,7782,040,441,203Total manufacturers
shipments, 2012 ($1,000)(c)281,037,7555,696,729,632Total
merchant wholesaler sales, 2012
($1,000)(c)295,456,9925,208,023,478Total retail sales, 2012
($1,000)(c)166,634,5144,219,821,871Total retail sales per
capita, 2012(c)$12,942 $13,443 TransportationMean travel time
to work (minutes), workers age 16 years+, 2012-
51. 201628.526.1Income & PovertyMedian household income (in
2016 dollars), 2012-2016$59,196 $55,322 Per capita income in
past 12 months (in 2016 dollars), 2012-2016$31,502 $29,829
Persons in poverty, percent13.00%12.70%Businesses
QuickFactsIllinoisUSABusinessesTotal employer
establishments, 201631960517,757,807Total employment,
201655130711126,752,238Total annual payroll, 2016
($1,000)29530847016,435,142,055Total employment, percent
change, 2015-20161.6%12.10%Total nonemployer
establishments, 2015968,33024,331,403All firms,
20121,135,01727,626,360Men-owned firms,
2012609,64814,844,597Women-owned firms,
2012417,5009,878,397Minority-owned firms,
2012311,6847,952,386Nonminority-owned firms,
2012795,12918,987,918Veteran-owned firms,
201289,1102,521,682Nonveteran-owned firms,
20121,006,88524,070,685Geography
QuickFactsIllinoisUSAGeographyPopulation per square mile,
2010231.187.4Land area in square miles,
201055,518.933,531,905.43FIPS Code170Fact Notes(a)Includes
persons reporting only one race(b)Hispanics may be of any race,
so also are included in applicable race categories(c)Economic
Census - Puerto Rico data are not comparable to U.S. Economic
Census dataValue Flags-Either no or too few sample
observations were available to compute an estimate, or a ratio
52. of medians cannot be calculated because one or both of the
median estimates falls in the lowest or upper interval of an open
ended distribution.DSuppressed to avoid disclosure of
confidential informationFFewer than 25 firmsFNFootnote on
this item in place of dataNANot availableSSuppressed; does not
meet publication standardsXNot applicableZValue greater than
zero but less than half unit of measure shownSource: US Census
Bureau State & County QuickFacts
Excel Student Data Files 2019/EL2C6/IndianaQF.txtPeople
QuickFactsIndianaUSAPopulationPopulation estimates, July 1,
2017, (V2017)6,666,818325,719,178Population estimates, July
1, 2016, (V2016)6,633,053323,127,513Population estimates
base, April 1, 2010, (V2017)6,484,125308,758,105Population
estimates base, April 1, 2010,
(V2016)6,484,136308,758,105Population, percent change -
April 1, 2010 (estimates base) to July 1, 2017,
(V2017)2.80%5.50%Population, percent change - April 1, 2010
(estimates base) to July 1, 2016,
(V2016)2.30%4.70%Population, Census, April 1,
20106,483,802308,745,538Age and SexPersons under 5 years,
percent6.40%6.20%Persons under 18 years,
percent23.80%22.80%Persons 65 years and over,
percent14.90%15.20%Female persons,
percent50.70%50.80%Race and Hispanic OriginWhite alone,
53. percent(a)85.60%76.90%Black or African American alone,
percent(a)9.70%13.30%American Indian and Alaska Native
alone, percent(a)0.40%1.30%Asian alone,
percent(a)2.20%5.70%Native Hawaiian and Other Pacific
Islander alone, percent(a)0.10%0.20%Two or More Races,
percent2.00%2.60%Hispanic or Latino,
percent(b)6.80%17.80%White alone, not Hispanic or Latino,
percent79.60%61.30%Population CharacteristicsVeterans, 2012-
2016410,75019,535,341Foreign born persons, percent, 2012-
20164.90%13.20%HousingHousing units, July 1, 2017,
(V2017)2,885,304137,403,460Owner-occupied housing unit
rate, 2012-201668.70%63.60%Median value of owner-occupied
housing units, 2012-2016$126,500 $184,700 Median selected
monthly owner costs -with a mortgage, 2012-2016$1,097 $1,491
Median selected monthly owner costs -without a mortgage,
2012-2016$380 $462 Median gross rent, 2012-2016$758 $949
Building permits, 201721,6641,281,977Families & Living
ArrangementsHouseholds, 2012-
20162,513,828117,716,237Persons per household, 2012-
20162.552.64Living in same house 1 year ago, percent of
persons age 1 year+, 2012-201684.90%85.20%Language other
than English spoken at home, percent of persons age 5 years+,
2012-20168.40%21.10%EducationHigh school graduate or
higher, percent of persons age 25 years+, 2012-
201688.10%87.00%Bachelor's degree or higher, percent of
54. persons age 25 years+, 2012-201624.60%30.30%HealthWith a
disability, under age 65 years, percent, 2012-
20169.80%8.60%Persons without health insurance, under age 65
years, percent9.40%10.10%EconomyIn civilian labor force,
total, percent of population age 16 years+, 2012-
201663.90%63.10%In civilian labor force, female, percent of
population age 16 years+, 2012-201659.10%58.30%Total
accommodation and food services sales, 2012
($1,000)(c)13,076,602708,138,598Total health care and social
assistance receipts/revenue, 2012
($1,000)(c)42,493,1172,040,441,203Total manufacturers
shipments, 2012 ($1,000)(c)242,763,8425,696,729,632Total
merchant wholesaler sales, 2012
($1,000)(c)81,173,4225,208,023,478Total retail sales, 2012
($1,000)(c)85,857,9624,219,821,871Total retail sales per capita,
2012(c)$13,133 $13,443 TransportationMean travel time to
work (minutes), workers age 16 years+, 2012-
201623.426.1Income & PovertyMedian household income (in
2016 dollars), 2012-2016$50,433 $55,322 Per capita income in
past 12 months (in 2016 dollars), 2012-2016$26,117 $29,829
Persons in poverty, percent14.10%12.70%Businesses
QuickFactsIndianaUSABusinessesTotal employer
establishments, 201614607817,757,807Total employment,
201627202771126,752,238Total annual payroll, 2016
($1,000)11700903216,435,142,055Total employment, percent
55. change, 2015-20162.2%12.10%Total nonemployer
establishments, 2015403,54624,331,403All firms,
2012479,05927,626,360Men-owned firms,
2012253,53314,844,597Women-owned firms,
2012162,7989,878,397Minority-owned firms,
201261,2527,952,386Nonminority-owned firms,
2012405,09018,987,918Veteran-owned firms,
201245,1742,521,682Nonveteran-owned firms,
2012412,54324,070,685Geography
QuickFactsIndianaUSAGeographyPopulation per square mile,
201018187.4Land area in square miles,
201035,826.113,531,905.43FIPS Code180Fact Notes(a)Includes
persons reporting only one race(b)Hispanics may be of any race,
so also are included in applicable race categories(c)Economic
Census - Puerto Rico data are not comparable to U.S. Economic
Census dataValue Flags-Either no or too few sample
observations were available to compute an estimate, or a ratio
of medians cannot be calculated because one or both of the
median estimates falls in the lowest or upper interval of an open
ended distribution.DSuppressed to avoid disclosure of
confidential informationFFewer than 25 firmsFNFootnote on
this item in place of dataNANot availableSSuppressed; does not
meet publication standardsXNot applicableZValue greater than
zero but less than half unit of measure shownSource: US Census
Bureau State & County QuickFacts
56. Excel Student Data Files 2019/EL2C6/KentuckyQF.txtPeople
QuickFactsKentuckyUSAPopulationPopulation estimates, July
1, 2017, (V2017)4,454,189325,719,178Population estimates,
July 1, 2016, (V2016)4,436,974323,127,513Population
estimates base, April 1, 2010,
(V2017)4,339,340308,758,105Population estimates base, April
1, 2010, (V2016)4,339,344308,758,105Population, percent
change - April 1, 2010 (estimates base) to July 1, 2017,
(V2017)2.60%5.50%Population, percent change - April 1, 2010
(estimates base) to July 1, 2016,
(V2016)2.20%4.70%Population, Census, April 1,
20104,339,367308,745,538Age and SexPersons under 5 years,
percent6.20%6.20%Persons under 18 years,
percent22.80%22.80%Persons 65 years and over,
percent15.60%15.20%Female persons,
percent50.70%50.80%Race and Hispanic OriginWhite alone,
percent(a)88.00%76.90%Black or African American alone,
percent(a)8.30%13.30%American Indian and Alaska Native
alone, percent(a)0.30%1.30%Asian alone,
percent(a)1.50%5.70%Native Hawaiian and Other Pacific
Islander alone, percent(a)0.10%0.20%Two or More Races,
percent1.90%2.60%Hispanic or Latino,
percent(b)3.50%17.80%White alone, not Hispanic or Latino,
percent85.00%61.30%Population CharacteristicsVeterans, 2012-
57. 2016289,83719,535,341Foreign born persons, percent, 2012-
20163.50%13.20%HousingHousing units, July 1, 2017,
(V2017)1,984,150137,403,460Owner-occupied housing unit
rate, 2012-201666.80%63.60%Median value of owner-occupied
housing units, 2012-2016$126,100 $184,700 Median selected
monthly owner costs -with a mortgage, 2012-2016$1,116 $1,491
Median selected monthly owner costs -without a mortgage,
2012-2016$343 $462 Median gross rent, 2012-2016$690 $949
Building permits, 201712,6301,281,977Families & Living
ArrangementsHouseholds, 2012-
20161,718,217117,716,237Persons per household, 2012-
20162.492.64Living in same house 1 year ago, percent of
persons age 1 year+, 2012-201684.50%85.20%Language other
than English spoken at home, percent of persons age 5 years+,
2012-20165.20%21.10%EducationHigh school graduate or
higher, percent of persons age 25 years+, 2012-
201684.60%87.00%Bachelor's degree or higher, percent of
persons age 25 years+, 2012-201622.70%30.30%HealthWith a
disability, under age 65 years, percent, 2012-
201613.00%8.60%Persons without health insurance, under age
65 years, percent6.00%10.10%EconomyIn civilian labor force,
total, percent of population age 16 years+, 2012-
201659.00%63.10%In civilian labor force, female, percent of
population age 16 years+, 2012-201654.80%58.30%Total
accommodation and food services sales, 2012
58. ($1,000)(c)7,500,115708,138,598Total health care and social
assistance receipts/revenue, 2012
($1,000)(c)26,264,7452,040,441,203Total manufacturers
shipments, 2012 ($1,000)(c)129,284,4385,696,729,632Total
merchant wholesaler sales, 2012
($1,000)(c)71,745,8995,208,023,478Total retail sales, 2012
($1,000)(c)54,869,9784,219,821,871Total retail sales per capita,
2012(c)$12,526 $13,443 TransportationMean travel time to
work (minutes), workers age 16 years+, 2012-
20162326.1Income & PovertyMedian household income (in
2016 dollars), 2012-2016$44,811 $55,322 Per capita income in
past 12 months (in 2016 dollars), 2012-2016$24,802 $29,829
Persons in poverty, percent18.50%12.70%Businesses
QuickFactsKentuckyUSABusinessesTotal employer
establishments, 20169200017,757,807Total employment,
201616031731126,752,238Total annual payroll, 2016
($1,000)6524282716,435,142,055Total employment, percent
change, 2015-20161.5%12.10%Total nonemployer
establishments, 2015280,83524,331,403All firms,
2012331,54627,626,360Men-owned firms,
2012184,15414,844,597Women-owned firms,
2012106,0119,878,397Minority-owned firms,
201227,2587,952,386Nonminority-owned firms,
2012296,15518,987,918Veteran-owned firms,
201233,2082,521,682Nonveteran-owned firms,
59. 2012282,70424,070,685Geography
QuickFactsKentuckyUSAGeographyPopulation per square mile,
2010109.987.4Land area in square miles,
201039,486.343,531,905.43FIPS Code210Fact Notes(a)Includes
persons reporting only one race(b)Hispanics may be of any race,
so also are included in applicable race categories(c)Economic
Census - Puerto Rico data are not comparable to U.S. Economic
Census dataValue Flags-Either no or too few sample
observations were available to compute an estimate, or a ratio
of medians cannot be calculated because one or both of the
median estimates falls in the lowest or upper interval of an open
ended distribution.DSuppressed to avoid disclosure of
confidential informationFFewer than 25 firmsFNFootnote on
this item in place of dataNANot availableSSuppressed; does not
meet publication standardsXNot applicableZValue greater than
zero but less than half unit of measure shownSource: US Census
Bureau State & County QuickFacts
Excel Student Data Files
2019/EL2C6/NuTrendsCensus.accdbYearJanFebMarAprMayJun
JulAugSepOctNovDec2008.0211.08211.693213.528214.823216.
632218.815219.964219.086218.783216.573212.425210.2282009
.0211.143212.193212.709213.24213.856215.693215.351215.834
215.969216.177216.33215.9492010.0216.687216.741217.63121
8.009218.178217.965218.011218.312218.439218.711218.80321
63. By: Student Name
Pizza by Mario Franchise Expansion
Selected States for New Franchises
The states selected for franchise expansions are located
geographically adjacent to states in which existing franchises
are located. This decision was made in consultation with the
NuTrends Market Research consultant for the following
reasons:
· Minimize travel area for head office personnel
· Provide for lower distribution costs of supplies from the head
office warehouse
· Lower cost of travel for franchisees to training and meetings
at head office
NuTrends Market Research provided the latest population
estimates from the U.S. Census Bureau for the target states. The
following chart depicts these estimates.
New franchises have been planned in Illinois, Indiana, and
64. Kentucky. Based on the state populations shown in the chart,
the writer recommends that Pizza by Mario consider actively
recruiting new franchises within Ohio, Michigan, Indiana, and
Illinois.
Excel Student Data Files 2019/EL2C6/PropMgt.xlsx
Site ManagersRiverside Property Management
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Excel Student Data Files 2019/EL2C7/BillingsDec17.xlsx
BillingSummaryO'Donovan & Sullivan Law
AssociatesAssociate Billing SummaryDecember 13 to 17,
2021FileClientDateLast NameFirst NameAttorneyAreaBillable