Question

Suppose you are an accountant of your shop. You have 10 customer in shop. Each customer has bought 8 different products.

Allot price or cost to each customer products as per their purchase randomly.

Create a sample worksheet to calculate each customer final amount to be paid after discount.

discount to each customer is 10%

Answer 1

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Answer 2

At its core, customer churn rate is a super simple concept: Your churn rate is the percentage of your customers that leave your service over a given time period.

Yet, in looking at hundreds of different SaaS companies, we've discovered that there's a wealth of complexity behind this seemingly simple calculation. Some necessary - breaking down your churn into segments, cohorts, etc. Some invented - counting trialers in your churn, not properly counting episodic/seasonal customers, etc. In fact, retention rates have become so complicated, at last count there were 43 different ways public SaaS companies were accounting for the metric.

In the screen shot below, you can see the completed order form, with drop down lists to select products. The steps below explain how to build this order form.

In the download section, you can get

the beginning file for this tutorial, with the customer and product lists typed on the sheets

and a completed version of the Excel order form workbook.