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Month time Sales Jan 1 200 Feb 2 203 March 3 210 Mar 4 218 April...

Month

time Sales
Jan 1 200
Feb 2 203
March 3 210
Mar 4 218
April 5 230
May 6 245
Jun 7 346
Jul 8 376
Aug 9 389
Sep 10 231
Oct 11 200
Nov 12 189
Dec 13 155
Jan 14 178
Feb 15 193
Mar 16 192
Apr 17 201
May 18 212
Jun 19 367
Jul 20 391
Aug 21 401
Sep 22 204
Oct 23 201
Nov 24 183
Dec 25 145
Jan 26 196
Feb 27 199
Mar 28 214
Apr 29 228
May 30 231
Jun 31 376
Jul 32 402
Aug 33 426
Sep 34 205
Oct 35 206
Nov 36 178
Dec 37 142
Jan 38
Feb 39
Mar 40
Apr 41
May 42
Jun 43
Jul 44
Aug 45
Sep 46
Oct 47
Nov 48

The Swim Wear Store sells bathing caps. As the store does not sell a lot of them, such that ordering them periodically during the year when they run out has been the method of restocking. The store has the opportunity to purchase them in bulk at a much cheaper price from a supplier, but the supplier is only willing to ship these once a year. Thus, the Swim Wear Store needs to predict how many they will need next year. They have many loyal customers that will be very upset if they are not able to purchase a swim cap. Swim Wear Store has determined that customers will not be upset if they cannot purchase swim caps in December, just in case they run out. Swim Wear Store has kept the monthly sales records of swim caps for the years, 2015, 2016 and 2017. The store would also like to know the monthly sales forecast for swim caps in 2018, as it will help them to determine sales of other products, along with the total sales of swim caps for 2018. Follow the steps below. 1. Create a numerical reference for each month in the Time column. 2. In the column CMA, use the centered moving average for the month. 3. In the column seasonal index, (Sales/CMA) for each month. 4. Find the seasonal ratio, using the table labeled Seasonal Ratio 5. Calculate the deseasonalized demand. (Sales/Seasonal Ratio) 6. Use Trend to forecast demand. 7. Seasonalize the forecast (Trend X Seasonal Ratio) How much is the overall demand for bathing caps for 2018? What is the monthly demand?

please give exact excel formulas

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Answer #1

FORMULAS:

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D8 =AVERAGE(AVERAGE(C2:C12),AVERAGE(C3:C13)) D8:D32
E8 =C8/D8 E8:E32
F8 =AVERAGEIF($A$8:$A$32,A8,$E$8:$E$32) F8:F32
G2 =C2/VLOOKUP(A2,$A$8:$F$32,6,0) G2:G37
H2 =FORECAST(B2,$G$2:$G$37,$B$2:$B$37) H2:H49
I2 =H2*VLOOKUP(A2,$A$8:$F$32,6,0) I2:I49

Total yealy demand for 2018 = 2907

Monthly demand is shownin the table

Jan 197
Feb 207
Mar 206
Apr 210
May 216
Jun 359
Jul 376
Aug 388
Sep 214
Oct 198
Nov 185
Dec 153
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