Create a user-defined function that will compute Break-Even Point in units. 'The function will require three inputs: Fixed Costs, Unit Price and Variable Cost per Unit 'The function output will be Break-Even Point in units calculated as: ' Break-Even Point (in units) = Fixed Costs / (Unit Price - Variable Cost) 'Then, write a macro that does the following: ' 1. Ask the user for three inputs (Fixed Costs, Unit Price, Variable Costs) ' 2. Check that the user entered numeric values. If the values are numeric, use CDbl() to convert the values. ' Otherwise, you should exit the macro. ' 3. Call the function to get the Break-Even Point. ' 4. Post the result of the function using a MsgBox. ' Example: ' if you pass $50,000 as a fixed costs, $0.60 as variable cost per unit, and $3 as unit price ' to your user-defined function, it should return 20,834 units (rounded up) ' Optional: Use ROUND() Function. For example ROUND(20833,0) ' Syntax: ' ROUNDUP(number, num_digits) where number is the number to be rounded up. ' num_digits is the number of digits that the number will be rounded up to ' The MsgBox in the macro output would look like: ' The Break-Even Point is 20,834 units.

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