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Summit Outfitters is а regiоnаl оutdоor equipment аnd apparel retailer with store locations across the western United States. Each spring, stores receive a new wave of inventory from vendors and submit handwritten or typed receiving logs to the central office for processing. You have just started as an Inventory Intern at the Summit Outfitters corporate office. Your job this week is to take the receiving logs submitted by three store managers, enter the data into the master tracking spreadsheet, build out the pricing and margin calculations, and prepare the report for the buying team's Monday meeting. You supervisor sent you this message -- "Welcome aboard! We got receiving logs from three stores this week: Ridgeline Denver, Cascade Summit, and Blue Peak Flagstaff. Can you get all of this entered into the attached Excel file to track the logs and clean it up a bit? The buying team needs to see totals by category and a chart before Monday. Row 1 is already filled in as an example so you can see how it works. Good luck! and watch out, the managers don't all fill out the form the same way!" Attachment 1: Three Receiving Logs: RLSP26.pdf Attachment 2: An Excel file to track receiving logs: SORC26.xlsx Please complete the following steps: Download and open Attachment 1 to view the receiving logs from each store. Download and open Attachment 2. Save the file using a meaningful file name of your choice. The worksheet contains an example of how the receiving logs should be entered. Excel Notes are included on some cells to provide additional information. Hover you mouse over the cells with a red mark (e.g., J6:N6) to view the information. Update the worksheet name to make it more meaningful and descriptive. Enter the remaining receiving logs from all stores following the format provided on the Excel file. Update the format as needed to keep it consistent. Calculate the following information: Total Cost (Column J) = Units Received × Unit Cost Retail Price (Column K) = Unit Cost × (1 + Markup Rate in cell B4) Total Retail Value (Column L) = Units Received × Retail Price Margin $ (Column M) = Total Retail Value − Total Cost. Margin % (Column N) = Margin $ ÷ Total Retail Value Calculate the Total for the week at the bottom of the table (Row 25). Improve the worksheet format. Use various formatting techniques of you choice to make the report looks professional and easy to understand. Emphasize important information like the report headings (Rows 1-3) and Totals (Row 25). Make sure all data in the table are clear and visible. Format the worksheet for printing. Everything should fit in 1 page. Include current date on the Header and your name in the Footer. Add anything else you think would be appropriate. On the same worksheet, use an Excel formula or function to... calculate total Retail Value of product received from each store. calculate average unit cost across all products calculate average retail price across all products retrieve the highest single-product Total Cost retrieve the lowest single-product Total Retail Value Create a chart to visually compare the total Retail Value of product received from each store. Place it on a new chart sheet. Create a template for Summer 2026 by making a copy of the Spring Report in a new worksheet tab. Rename this worksheet Summer 2026. Delete the data (but not the formulas) and update the heading so you can use it for the Summer. Don't for get to save the file before submitting.