Management Is Prediction --Dickeson

b) Materials consumed

c) Contribution

d) Summary of period expenses paid

e) Earnings before depreciation and amortization

f) Summary of cash collections

g) Week ending cash position

h) Inventory summary

i) Days materials on hand (turnover)

j) Accounts receivable summary

k) Days sales on hand (turnover)

That's a spreadsheet with 11 columns and 13 data rows, plus some totals, weekly averages and a 52-week projection. Is it possible to have this weekly? Of course it is. And can we have simple graphs that picture the ups, downs and trends of the numbers?