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Retail KPI Dashboard (Excel)

A weekly KPI dashboard for store managers and district leaders. Drop in raw weekly numbers and the workbook fills in 12 KPIs with target zones, vs-target deltas and a 12-week trend chart.

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About this template

A weekly KPI dashboard for store managers and district leaders. Drop in raw weekly numbers and the workbook fills in 12 KPIs with target zones, vs-target deltas and a 12-week trend chart.

Reading the metrics on this dashboard

Every rate on this dashboard depends on which figure went under the line. Retail math formulas explained sets out the denominators so two people reading the same dashboard reach the same number.

The dashboard reports these metrics period over period. To check the arithmetic of a single period before it feeds the dashboard, use the retail KPI formulas workbook.

What's included

  • 12 retail KPIs auto-calculated (conversion, ATV, UPT, GM%, markdown, sell-through, labor%, SPLH, sales/sq ft)
  • Weekly Inputs sheet: enter raw numbers, dashboard refreshes automatically
  • Editable Targets sheet: adjust ranges to your retail format
  • vs-Target heat-map with color-scale conditional formatting
  • Embedded 12-week net-sales trend chart

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