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Organizations with a divisional business structure consist of multiple departments or business units. Examples of different business units are Sales, Marketing, Research & Development, and more.<\/p>\n

In many cases, these units are structured as a business within a business because they operate with a high level of independence. As such, companies with separate business units are often found within parent companies that have subsidiaries and hospitality businesses.<\/p>\n

Typically, companies with multiple business units plan and manage their own budgets. Consequently, managers are responsible for analyzing performance and preparing reports on their own unit\u2019s financial situation.<\/p>\n

The two most common indicators are EBIT<\/a> (earnings before interest and taxes) or EBITDA<\/a> (earnings before interest, taxes, depreciation, and amortization). More specifically, EBIT refers to the amount of income a company is generating, whereas EBITDA approximates a company\u2019s cash flow.<\/p>\n

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Calculating EBITDA<\/h2>\n

To calculate EBIT\/EBITDA, companies can opt to buy accountancy software or hire an accountant. However, these options are expensive, especially when compared to the alternatives.<\/p>\n

In fact, no specialist software is needed because each business unit already measures its own costs, income, and expenses. Indeed, Sheetgo’s business unit and EBITDA template in Excel can analyze each business unit\u2019s performance reliably.<\/p>\n

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Why use Microsoft Excel to analyze EBITDA and business unit performance?<\/h2>\n