Today I finished my Groupon spreadsheet and I’m beginning to
make pie charts for all of the different products on the spreadsheet I made. So
I just use Excel’s graph function to make them but, unfortunately, I have to
manually enter in the key. I also started a second project where I’m checking
off whether or not certain products where shipped or not based on an invoice.
An invoice for those who don’t know is essentially a sheet of paper that lists
the sales of a particular item; it could also mean that they want a certain
number of products as well. I have a pile about a foot high of these invoices
to check and I check them using a program called RPMS, Resources and Patient
Management System, and it’s a database that has the information on every
product in certain warehouses that are owned by the companies we represent. So
I look through the database and look up the products code number and If it was
shipped I put an S and if it wasn’t I press the spacebar, or if part of the
inventory was sold I press P and then enter the amount sold. This is crucial
because by having records of what products are shipped our company can get a
commission on the sales.
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