Cost Volume Profit Analysis - Part 4 - Multi-Product CVP - Management Accounting

[@jasonnickadriel1539]

This reached me 9 years later, just in time when I needed it the most. Your explanation is very concise. Accounting made simple. We need more teachers and mentors like you! Thank you, Tony!

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[@Tony-Bell]

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This was one of the topics that I found quite confusing, but after watching this video its clear as crystal. Thanks

[@Tony-Bell]

So glad to hear it's helping! Best of luck in your studies :)

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This video helped me more in 12 minutes than my class did in 2 hours.

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Thanks for posting this video. You made it super easy to understand these concepts. Wish I would have found this sooner.

[@Tony-Bell]

Russell Albright Thanks!!

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[@Tony-Bell]

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[@jinuann9568]

Explanation was amazing. Understood it clearly😍😍😍

[@leroyh8977]

Thanks for your help! It is the best tutorial on the subject I have found. Well done.

[@Tony-Bell]

If you have annual Fixed costs, and Weekly sales, you need to either convert the fixed costs to weekly (ie 158K/52) or convert the weekly sales to annual (ie *52.) I guess it depends what your question is asking for, is it BE sales per week, or per year? If it doesn't specify, I'd just do both!

[@Notrends]

Thank you Tony! Excellent presentation and very helpful. God bless you.

[@Tony-Bell]

JPR Thanks :)

[@Tony-Bell]

Thanks Steven - I use a Wacom Drawing Tablet with Word. It generally works ok...although I am thinking about getting a fancier one!

[@jeng1113]

just amazing how well explain your videos are you are helping me a lot!

[@Tony-Bell]

Thank you for your nice comment :)

[@muzitwala4785]

Thank you so much!! This has made me understand multi product CVP so perfect

[@hongmeizhao2933]

you are so awesome ,and you taught very well, everytime i have confuse ,i will check your video to get my answers,it means a lot ,thanks again!!

[@Tony-Bell]

hongmei zhao Thanks!!

[@robyndignan8406]

awesome video. It has really helped me understand this concept

[@heatherhj2011]

Thank you very much for your response. This is actually for my business plan so I am going to assume annual.

[@Velik2013]

Tony, this is awesome explanation! Thanks!

[@Tony-Bell]

I would definitely go annual! Good luck :)

[@vyasdhaval99]

Thanks for this lovely video and the spreadsheet.

[@Tony-Bell]

Congrats on being done!!

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These videos are amazing, and so helpful! thank you !!

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i always like your lecture as usual.....u r fantastic,awesome......thanks alot

[@pratik6122]

Thank You sir for this easy explanation

[@heatherhj2011]

Thank you sooo Much this was my final financial calculation and so therefore I am Done!!

[@_myjae7191]

Thank you so much sir for the video....really appreciate it cause the way u teach easier to understand :)

[@Tony-Bell]

Your S is good = 462,750 Your V is not correct, Remember BE Units are 360, 150, 90 and Cost per unit is, 425, 650 and 825. When you multiply those through your Variable cost is 324,750. That makes the B/E work out. Re do your variable costs and you will get there! Good question :)

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Thank you for an awesome video. It is really helpful!

[@fabiolavidal17]

Thank you so much !! great explanation and easy to understand! life saver =)

[@Tony-Bell]

No sales mix videos yet...we cover that in Intermediate Management Accounting, which is not a course I have taught. If I ever get to teach the course, I will definitely upload a sales mix video!

[@heatherhj2011]

Thank you so much for this video. I am attempting to do this for a commercial dental lab and I was struggling. I do have one question though... I am not sure about time frames. My annual Fixed costs are 158,000 but when i calculated the sales mix... I used sales on a weekly basis so 3 dentures, 3 immediate dentures etc.. per week. Should I recalculate this as sales per year? Also, is the BE Units calculated for a week or for the year? I am sort of confused!! :/

[@jvairogs]

Thank you Tony!

[@Tony-Bell]

Jeremy V Thanks!

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[@luc4864]

Awesome! Very Helpful!

[@Tony-Bell]

Thanks!!

[@TheCoolBlueDude]

Thank you very much, this helped me greatly!

[@Tony-Bell]

Great! Glad it helped!!

[@CarlaLevon]

You really are such a nice guy! thanks!

[@Tony-Bell]

Carla Alexandra Levon Alves Thank you :)

[@salvatoregrippo199]

Hi Tony, i just finished the CVP analysis in the Managerial acct. class and now we are going to Financial Statement Analysis and Ratio Analysis and Statement of Cash Flows. Do you have videos for those 2 sections? The is a hybrid class these videos have really helped so far this sememster . thanks

[@Tony-Bell]

Salvatore Grippo I do have cash flows, but not FS Analysis. Google my name and "Cash Flows". You can't miss it. I definitely will do FS analysis in the future :)

[@rumelahmed9425]

Awesome video!

[@Tony-Bell]

+Maruf-Rumel Ahmed Thank you!

[@Tony-Bell]

Thanks!

[@simonnursaidov3145]

Hello ! how can i calculate contribution margin, cost volume profit and break even points for guesthouses . i have an plan to run guesthouses but i could not calculate it for 4 single rooms , 6 double rooms, and 5 triple rooms and cost for each visitor 20$ for single , 13$ for double and 9$ for triple. variable cost 12$,8$and 5$ respectively. fixed cost 300$ . please help me how can i calculate for guests numbers in order to get break even point thank you

[@mustanglio8080]

Thanks for the video it really helped me🙌🏻

[@qabsobiyya]

Hello 10Q I have some questions about cost volume profit and multiple production for example multiple products corporation has a sales ration of 2:3:5 for product x,y,z respectively .the fixed cost for the$20000.the the selling and variable cost for each product x 50,y25 ,z10 and variable cost 30,15,20 how to calculated weighted average and margin contribution

[@Proteinball]

Amazing!

[@vyasdhaval99]

Could you please put some more problems on Sales mix and videos....

[@anthony13315]

Hi, thanks for your tutorial, just got one problem, for part c, i got s=462750 v=354750 cm=108000 f=138000 NI is not zero as B/E Why is that????

[@drivine1094]

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[@Tony-Bell]

Thank you :)

[@floritzellopez4002]

thank you king

[@qabsobiyya]

Hello 10Q I have some questions about cost volume profit and multiple production for example multiple

[@hawaii137]

Tony can you help me answer this question: Why the Break even model doesn't hold up in the real world?

[@Tony-Bell]

There are some basic assumptions that might not be true in the real world. Check my video called "Cost Analysis Part 1" as it covers these assumptions.

[@linajabason6403]

Love it!

[@Tony-Bell]

Lina Jabason Thanks!!

[@nurshe3394]

excellent +++

[@YoCC270]

Thanks

[@Tony-Bell]

Clint C Thank you

[@qabsobiyya]

Please give me answer for questions please

[@CALP01]

Question B. I think you are asking the wrong question. It Should be weighted Average Contribution PER UNIT

[@Tony-Bell]

Carlos Andrade You are correct - that's absolutely what we are looking for.

[@Tony-Bell]

Thanks!

[@AsamoahNathaniel]

Amazing!