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What exactly would you wish to measure? Number of sales, value of sales etc.

Mel
 
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For a start you can compare your 2009, 2010 and present sales to see any trends (go back even further if you can considering the past two years haven't been exactly the best). Figure out % comparisions, and then you can line graph your findings.

As far as increasing sales - I only wish Excel could do that one!
 
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