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Assignment:

 

You are the plant engineer and the plant manager has asked you to do an analysis of the utility bills and make a presentable report from the information. The data is required to evaluate cost saving improvements you are considering for the plant by improving energy and water usage:

 

ELECTRIC

 

Use

Use

Demand

Demand

TOTAL

 

 

KWH

$

KW

$

$

JAN

2013

208,120

$6,565

798

$6,464

$13,029

FEB

2013

302,400

$10,121

819

$6,634

$16,755

MAR

2013

273,000

$10,374

756

$6,124

$16,498

APR

2013

193,200

$8,767

651

$5,273

$14,040

MAY

2013

291,100

$10,377

546

$4,423

$14,800

JUN

2013

391,100

$10,238

525

$4,262

$14,500

JUL

2013

296,100

$13,575

735

$7,445

$21,020

AUG

2013

407,400

$16,902

798

$8,091

$24,993

SEP

2013

420,000

$18,574

798

$8,025

$26,599

OCT

2013

348,600

$17,613

756

$7,634

$25,247

NOV

2013

199,500

$9,739

588

$4,663

$14,402

DEC

2013

239,400

$10,121

672

$5,269

$15,390

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

TOTALS

 

3,569,920

$142,966

8,442

$74,307

$217,273

 

 

(Note: the dollar information on this table is set to the dollar value, no cents)

 

-When you enter this table into your spreadsheet, you will need to enter formulas for the Total $ column (Yellow) and Totals row (Green).

 

NATURAL GAS

 

 

 

 

 

MMBTU

Cost $

$/MMBTU

JAN

2013

189

$1,218.00

$6.44

FEB

2013

215

$1,297.00

$6.03

MAR

2013

71

$412.00

$5.80

APR

2013

18

$142.00

$7.89

MAY

2013

2

$22.00

$11.00

JUN

2013

4

$44.00

$11.00

JUL

2013

3

$44.00

$14.67

AUG

2013

3

$44.00

$14.67

SEP

2013

3

$44.00

$14.67

OCT

2013

58

$601.00

$10.36

NOV

2013

76

$820.00

$10.79

DEC

2013

84

$940.00

$11.19

 

 

 

 

 

TOTALS

 

726

$5,628.00

$7.75

 

(Note: the dollar information on this table is set to the cents value)

-When you enter this table into your spreadsheet, you will need to enter formulas for the $/MMBTU column (yellow) and Totals row (green).

 

 

 

 

WATER

SEWAGE

TOTAL

WATER

SEWAGE

 

 

Cubic

$

$

$

$/CGAL

$/CGAL

 

 

Gallons

 

 

 

 

 

JAN

2013

374

$59.00

$64.00

$123.00

$0.16

$0.17

FEB

2013

432

$67.00

$73.00

$140.00

$0.16

$0.17

MAR

2013

640

$86.00

$106.00

$192.00

$0.13

$0.17

APR

2013

1,079

$144.00

$179.00

$323.00

$0.13

$0.17

MAY

2013

1,148

$154.00

$192.00

$346.00

$0.13

$0.17

JUN

2013

729

$98.00

$122.00

$220.00

$0.13

$0.17

JUL

2013

820

$110.00

$137.00

$247.00

$0.13

$0.17

AUG

2013

640

$68.00

$77.00

$145.00

$0.11

$0.12

SEP

2013

540

$78.00

$91.00

$169.00

$0.14

$0.17

OCT

2013

720

$98.00

$120.00

$218.00

$0.14

$0.17

NOV

2013

990

$129.00

$165.00

$294.00

$0.13

$0.17

DEC

2013

850

$113.00

$142.00

$255.00

$0.13

$0.17

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

TOTALS

 

8,962

$1,204.00

$1,468.00

$2,672.00

$0.13

$0.16

 

(Note: the dollar information on this table is set to the cents value)

 

-When you enter this table into your spreadsheet, you will need to enter formulas for the Total $ column (yellow), Water $/CGAL column (light blue), Sewage $/CGAL column (grey), and Totals row (green).

 

Enter the three tables above in an Excel spreadsheet, place them on the first worksheet and label the worksheet Bills. Create three additional worksheets, labeled Electric, Gas, and Water. On each of those worksheets,  link  the related information from the first worksheet to a table on the appropriately labeled worksheet and then create a chart to illustrate the information graphically. Make sure that your charts are labeled with a title and legends for the x and y-axis. Use three different types of charts (1 chart for each page). Your goal is to make the information look presentable.