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A screenshot of a spreadsheet in Microsoft Excel. The spreadsheet is divided into two columns and two rows. The first column is labeled "SUBU" and the second column is titled "Inventory". <br /><br />The first row of the spreadsheet has a table with columns labeled "Date" "Description" "Quantity" "Price" "Strategy" "Unit" and "Description". The table has rows for the date quantity and price of each item. The second row has columns for the quantity price and description of the item.<br /><br />At the top of the table there is a toolbar with various options such as "File" "Edit" "View" "Tools" "Help" "Options" etc. There are also buttons for "Help" and "Help".<br /><br />In the bottom right corner of the image there are two bar graphs one in red and one in white. The red bar graph shows the number of items in each category while the white bar shows the percentage of items that have been sold. The bars are arranged in ascending order with the highest percentage at the bottom and the lowest at the top.

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A screenshot of a spreadsheet in Microsoft Excel. The spreadsheet is divided into two columns and two rows. The first column is labeled "SUBU" and the second column is titled "Inventory".

The first row of the spreadsheet has a table with columns labeled "Date" "Description" "Quantity" "Price" "Strategy" "Unit" and "Description". The table has rows for the date quantity and price of each item. The second row has columns for the quantity price and description of the item.

At the top of the table there is a toolbar with various options such as "File" "Edit" "View" "Tools" "Help" "Options" etc. There are also buttons for "Help" and "Help".

In the bottom right corner of the image there are two bar graphs one in red and one in white. The red bar graph shows the number of items in each category while the white bar shows the percentage of items that have been sold. The bars are arranged in ascending order with the highest percentage at the bottom and the lowest at the top.

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