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Seasonality in product demand - Microsoft Excel Tutorial
From the course: Excel: Market Research Strategies
Seasonality in product demand
- [Instructor] A cornerstone of market research is establishing estimates for demand and for sales for a particular product. One basic tool that we can use to start down that path is a moving average. But the moving average is built around seasonality. I'm in the 01_04_Begin Excel sheet. Now what we have here is a sheet that's going to help us to establish the seasonality for a particular product. So, there's two tabs that we're interested in. The 01-04 Seasonality is our first tab, the one we've started on, and this is going to show us the number of units that we sell for a particular product in particular month. And then our 01-03 All Sales Sheet, which in essence looks just like the kind of information you'd get from any typical point of sale system or CRM that your company has, something like that. It essentially just shows us the customer name, customer type, product number, product names, et cetera,…
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What is product demand?3m 10s
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Measuring product demand4m 4s
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Organizing sales data5m 3s
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Seasonality in product demand5m 56s
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Moving averages and product demand4m 34s
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Price elasticity and product demand5m 57s
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Predicting demand for a new product3m 11s
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Regressions for forecasting5m 12s
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Using Excel for regressions4m 55s
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Demand forecasting caveats3m 17s
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