The database contains three tables containing information about this company's sales process: Inventory, Sales, and SalesItems....

 

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The database contains three tables containing information about this company's sales process: Inventory, Sales, and SalesItems. Use the Relationships window to link the tables together. The SalesItems table records the quantity and price of each item sold on each sale (sales may include more than one item). Calculate the extended amount of sale (call it Amt) for each item (Quantity * UnitPrice). Include InvoiceID, InventoryID, Quantity, and UnitPrice in the query. Name the query Item_Extension_Calculation. Calculate the total dollar amount of each sale. Include InvoiceID, InvoiceDate, CustomerID, and EmployeeID from the Sales table and the Amt from the Item_Extension_Calculation query. Name the query Sale Amount Calculation. Calculate total sales for each inventory item. Calculate total sales. Calculate the month in which each sale occurred. Include InvoiceID and InvoiceDate from the Sales table. Name the query Sales Months. (Hint: Look for the Month function in the expression builder.) Calculate the sum of sales for each month. Required: d. What are the values for sales that were calculated for the following inventory items? e. What is the value of total sales from the query? g. Which month had the highest sum of sales? What specifically was the sales amount? Complete this question by entering your answers in the tabs below. Required D Required E Required G d. What are the values for sales that were calculated for the following inventory items? (Input your answers exactly as they appear in Access, with 2 decimals when required.) New Guinea Chamomile Blossom The database contains three tables containing information about this company's sales process: Inventory, Sales, and SalesItems. Use the Relationships window to link the tables together. The SalesItems table records the quantity and price of each item sold on each sale (sales may include more than one item). Calculate the extended amount of sale (call it Amt) for each item (Quantity * UnitPrice). Include InvoiceID, InventoryID, Quantity, and UnitPrice in the query. Name the query Item_Extension_Calculation. Calculate the total dollar amount of each sale. Include InvoiceID, InvoiceDate, CustomerID, and EmployeeID from the Sales table and the Amt from the Item_Extension_Calculation query. Name the query Sale Amount Calculation. Calculate total sales for each inventory item. Calculate total sales. Calculate the month in which each sale occurred. Include InvoiceID and InvoiceDate from the Sales table. Name the query Sales Months. (Hint: Look for the Month function in the expression builder.) Calculate the sum of sales for each month. Required: d. What are the values for sales that were calculated for the following inventory items? e. What is the value of total sales from the query? g. Which month had the highest sum of sales? What specifically was the sales amount? Complete this question by entering your answers in the tabs below. Required D Required E Required G d. What are the values for sales that were calculated for the following inventory items? (Input your answers exactly as they appear in Access, with 2 decimals when required.) New Guinea Chamomile Blossom