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Grocery Store Sale Comparisons

I'm collecting more data and refining these graphs!  Featured above are the items generally priced above one dollar per unit.

This graph showcases those items which typically cost less than one dollar per unit.

Above and below are data tables, featuring item descriptions and sale expiration dates.

The above tables streamline the data for the graphs.  The databases below are used in formulas within the cells of the above tables to reference the appropriate values from the more detailed tables farther above and populate the appropriate cells.

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