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Note: This lecture is best taken with Excel@ file LectureSIM.xls. Please pause the video and open Excel@ LectureSIM.xls, then continue. You may like to pause whenever you need to understand and repeat what is covered here. SIMULATION The objectives of simulation: 1) To estimate the unknown population mean µ 0 (the average profit) with the confidence interval developed through the grant mean and the standard deviation of MonteCarlito, x z s x p z p 1 p n 2) To estimate the unknown population proportion (of loss) with the confidence interval developed through the grant proportion of MonteCarlito 3) The value of z is given by =NORMSINV(1-α), Z = 1.96 for 1-α = 0.95 4) Conclusions of simulation study: a) We are 95% sure that the unknown true population mean (profit) is between the calculated lower and upper limits for the mean. b) We are 95% sure that the unknown true population proportion (loss) is between the calculated lower and upper limits for the proportion. 1

Product P and Profitability Analysis I Suppose you are a manager in P Manufacturing that makes Product P only. The demands for Product P are 100 units per week at $90 per unit. The overhead (fixed) cost is $3,000 that includes $1,500 of operators salaries, $1,000 equipment depreciation and $500 of utilities. There are two raw materials: Steel Widget and Metal Bracket for products P. The unit costs for raw materials are $25.00 and $20.00 for Steel Widget, and Metal Bracket, respectively. You are going to decide how many Ps to make in order to break-even (the net profit is zero) for the company Breakeven Units FixedCost SellingPrice VariableCost $ 3000 $ 90 $ 45 Profit Loss $ 90 DemandD $ 3,000 $ 45 DemandD You may want to Pause the Video to open Excel@ file LectureSIM.xls before continue 2

Set Excel@ Manual calculations of formulas and Press F9 to recalculate Remember to Press F9 to recalculate Your computer may work really slow if you do not set up Manual calculations of formulas when doing simulation. Remember to set it back to automatic when finish simulations. 3

Using Excel@ to calculate Breakeven Point: Breakeven Point Units $ 3,000 $90 $45 FixedCost SellPrice UnitVarCost 66.67 67 Units Set up Excel@ formulas to calculate Profit/Loss: Profit Loss $ 90 DemandD $ 3,000 $ 45 DemandD Use of One and Two Variable Data Tables in Excel@ for Sensitivity Analysis 4

Sensitivity Analysis One Variable Data Table Press F9 5

Sensitivity Analysis Two Variable Data Table Press F9 6

Calculate Mean and Standard Deviation of Profit and Percentage of Loss 7

Use Discrete Probability in simulation Eyeball =VLOOKUP() with given random numbers Collect statistics for the mean and standard deviation of profit and the number of losses 8

=VLOOKUP() with given random numbers =VLOOKUP() with =RAND() Use random number generator in simulation 9

Use random number generator in simulation =VLOOKUP() with =RAND() =VLOOKUP(RAND()) 10

It is very useful to have a few rows without random numbers to verify correctness of formulas Double verify the correctness of equations in the first and last rows before production runs of the simulation 11

Use Formulas/Show formulas or CTRL+` to show formulas in Excel@ worksheet Additional adjustment to column width may be needed and use Print Preview/Page setup/fit into 1 or 2 pages to produce professional printouts. 12

Set up MonteCarlito 13

How to use MonteCarlito 14

Use MonteCarlito in simulation Press CTRL+W to MonteCarlito 15

Final result of the simulation with MonteCarlito 16

x z s x We are 95% sure that the unknown true average profit is between 292.59 and 466.35. p z p 1 p n We are 95% sure that the unknown true possibility of loss is between 20.62% and 29.09%. How to interpret simulation results? 17

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x z s x We are 95% sure that the unknown true average profit is between 283.69 and 463.55. p z p 1 p n We are 95% sure that the unknown true possibility of loss is between 30.43% and 39.79%. Less profit and more loss due to more variations 19

Use MonteCarlito to collect statistics for multiple performance measures Press CTRL+W to get Result 20

IF D<=Q, THEN SOLD = D, INV LEVEL=Q-D, INV COST=Ci (Q-D) ELSE SOLD = Q, LOST SALES=D-Q, LOSS COST = Cl (D-Q) PROFIT/LOSS = PRICE * SOLD -INV COST LOSS COST In Excel@, use either SOLD=IF(D<=Q,D,Q) or SOLD=MIN(D,Q) For any leftover, use either LEFTOVER=IF(D<=Q,Q-D,0) or LEFTOVER=MAX(Q-D,0) For any lostsale, use either LOSTSALE=IF(D<=Q,0,D-Q) or LOSTSALE=MAX(D-Q,0) Calculate INVCOST=IF(D<=Q,HoldCost*(Q-D),0) or INVCOST=MAX(HoldCost*(Q-D),0) And SHORTCOST=IF(D<=Q,0,ShortUC*(D-Q)) or SHORTCOST=MAX(ShortUC*(D-Q),0) 21

Use =IF(), =MIN(), and =MAX() in Inventory simulation 22

Example of Simulation Process for Inventory Levels 23

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Sample Set up for Queuing or Waiting Line Simulation Use a few easy examples to verify the logics before using random numbers 26

The Process of Queuing or Waiting Line Simulation 27

The objectives of simulation: To estimate the unknown population mean µ 0 (the average profit) and To estimate the unknown population proportion (of loss) x z s x p z p 1 p n Simulation as a tool in business decision making is very powerful, flexible and easy to use. Enjoy Simulating. 28