Question: Periodic Inventory Completing this activity will help you learn to: Determine the value of ending inventory using a periodic system under FIFO and LIFO. Extract

Periodic Inventory
Completing this activity will help you learn to:
Determine the value of ending inventory using a periodic system under FIFO and LIFO.
Extract information from a data set using Excel formulas, functions, and/or pivot tables.
Scenario:
Company A is the parent company of eight merchandising outlets. Each offers a small number of specialty products unique to its region.
All outlets use a periodic inventory system. Some products are accounted for using the FIFO method; the LIFO method is used for others.
The Data worksheet contains a list of products, each of which is unique.
Each row provides information about one product for one merchandiser, including inventory method, beginning inventory on 1/1(both quantity and unit cost), two purchases during the year (both quantity and unit cost for each), and number of units in inventory at the end of the year.
Required:
Open spreadsheet
Complete three columns on the Data worksheet: Ending inventory value FIFO, Ending inventory value LIFO, and Ending inventory value.
R1. Cell L2: Enter a formula with nested IF functions that results in the dollar value of the product's ending inventory under FIFO using the data in row 2.
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R2. Cell M2: Enter a formula with nested IF functions that results in the dollar value of the product's ending inventory under LIFO using the data in row 2.
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R3. Cell N2: Enter an IF function that returns the correct amount from either cell L2 or M2 based on the method listed in cell D2.
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R4. Copy down the entries in cells L2, M2, and N2 to all other rows with data.
Steps to create a pivot table:
S1. Select a cell in the data on the Data worksheet.
S2. Select Insert / PivotTable. The data range will automatically be inserted. A Create PivotTable window should appear.
S3. In the window, under "Choose where you want the PivotTable report to be placed", select New Worksheet. A new worksheet should appear with the PivotTable.
S4. A PivotTable Field List should pop up. Drag fields into rows, columns, filters, and values areas as needed. (If this gray work box does not appear, right click in the pivot table and select "Show Field List".)
Questions:
Use the information on the Data worksheet and pivot tables, formulas, and/or functions to answer the following questions.
Q1. How many units did Havelock Company, Kumara Corporation, and Methven, LLC sell, all combined?
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Q2. What is the amount of cost of goods sold for Product 128?
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Q3. What is the amount of difference in ending inventory value if Products 7,50,67,88, and 110 had been accounted for under FIFO rather than LIFO?
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Q4. What is the amount of difference in ending inventory value of all of Ohura, Inc.'s products if all had been accounted for under LIFO and none had been accounted for under FIFO?
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Q5. If a company's ending inventory value is higher under FIFO when compared to LIFO, it may be because
prices are increasing over time and under LIFO the higher-priced units remain in stock.
the number of units increases with each purchase.
prices are decreasing over time and under LIFO the lower-price units remain in stock.
prices are increasing over time and under LIFO the lower-priced units remain in stock.

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