Use the data given below to answer the following questions) .
Below is a spreadsheet of purchase orders for a computer hardware retailer. 1234567891011121314 A Purchase Orders Supplier Rex Technologies Rex Technologies Rex Technologies Rex Technologies Max’s wavetech Max’s wavetech Max’s wavetech Supplier Rex Technologies Max’s Wavetech B item Description Graphics Card Monitor Keyboard Speakers HD Cables Processor Hard disk Order Size Large C Item Cost $89$150$15$15$5$278$120 item cost >15D Quantity 35154020102718E Cost per Order $3115 $2250$600$300$50$6950$2160F AP Terms Months) 20251525253020G Order No. AL123 AL234 AL345 AL456 KO876 KO765 KO654 H Order Size Large Small Large Small Small Large Small
-If purchase quantities of 25 units or higher are found to be large orders, and orders less than 25 are considered to be small, what IF function should be entered in H4 to be copied to H5:H10 to calculate each order's size?
Total Manufacturing Costs
The sum of all costs directly involved in the production of a product, including direct labor, materials, and manufacturing overhead.
Work in Process Inventory
Items that are in the production process but have not yet been completed or turned into finished goods.
Actual Overhead
The real, incurred costs of running a business, excluding direct labor and direct materials, over a given period.
Predetermined Overhead Rate
A rate used to allocate manufacturing overhead costs to products, calculated before the period begins based on an estimate of total costs and activity levels.