- Agenda
- Task 1 - IntroductionsTask 2 - Course OutlineTask 3 - BlackboardTask 4 - MyITLabTask 5 - Introduction to Excel 2013Task 6 - AgendaTask 7 - Quiz
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Part 1
- 1. Open Microsoft Excel and save the new workbook.
- 2. Select Cell A1, type “OK Office Systems Pricing Information” and press enter.
- 3. Select Cell A3, type “Item” and press enter.
- 4. Type “Computer System” and press enter.
- 5. Type “Desk Jet Printer” and press enter.
- 6. Type “Filing Cabinet” and press enter.
- 7. Type “Task Chair” and press enter.
- 8. Type “Solid Wood Computer Table” and press enter.
- 9. Type “Computer Monitor” and press enter.
- 10. Select B3, type “Cost” and press Tab.
- 11. Type “Markup Rate” and press Tab.
- 12. Type “Retail Price” and press Tab.
- 13. Type “Percent Off” and press Tab.
- 14. Type “Sale Price” and press Tab.
- 15. Type “Profit Margin” and press Tab.
- 16. Save (Ctrl + S)
Part 2- 1. Type the values in cells B4 through B9 as shown in the figure above
- 2. Type the values in cells C4 through C9 as shown in the figure above
- 3. Type the values in cells E4 through E9 as shown in the figure above
- 1. Open Microsoft Excel and save the new workbook.
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Lab 2 – Mathematics and Formulas
- 1. To calculate retail price, add the formula “=B4*(1+C4)” to cell D4 as shown in the figure above.
- 2. To calculate Sales price, add the formula “=D4-D4*E4” to cell F4 as shown in the figure above.
- 3. To calculate Profit Margin, add the formula “=(F4-B4)/F4” to cell G4 as shown in the figure above.
- 4. Use auto fill to copy the formulas created for Retail Price, Sales Price and Profit Margin.
- 5. Change B5 to 350 and E9 to 0.25 while observing the changes automatically made to corresponding retail prices, Sale Price and Profit Margin.
- 6. Display all the formulas in your work sheet using ctrl + `.
- 1. To calculate retail price, add the formula “=B4*(1+C4)” to cell D4 as shown in the figure above.
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Use the workbook used in Lab 2 for following tasks.Part 1 – Managing worksheet
- 1. Rename Sheet 1 to “W1 L3”
- 2. Change the tab color of W1 L3 sheet to Red.
Part 2 – Deleting a row- 1. Delete the row containing data related to Task Chair
Part 3 – inserting a new column- 1. Insert a New Column for “Profit Amount” in-between “Sales Price” and “Profit Margin”
- 2. Use a formula to calculate first item’s Profit amount (Profit amount = Sales price – Cost)
- 3. Fill profit Amount for rest of the items.
Part 4 – Inserting a new row- 1. Right click row 4 heading and select “Insert”
- 2. Type “Electronics” in cell A4
- 3. Right click row 6 heading and select “Insert”
- 4. Type “Furniture” in cell A7
- 5. Insert a row between Computer Systems and Color Laser Printer
Part 5 – Moving a row- 1. Cut and paste the range of cells that hold data about “computer monitor” to the blank row in-between Computer system and Color Laser Printer.
Part 6 – Adjust column width and row height- 1. Adjust width of the Item column so that even the longest item name fits in the column.
- 2. Readjust the width of the above column to 25.
- 3. Adjust the row height of first row to 25.
Part 7 – Hide and unhide columns- 1. Hide column B & C
- 2. Unhide column B & C
- 1. Rename Sheet 1 to “W1 L3”
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Lab 4 – FormattingUse workbook that was updated in Lab 3 to carry out all the tasks given below.Part 1 – Merge and center Title
- 1. Merge and center the title in relation to the table below
- 2. Bold and increase font size of the title to 14pt.
Part 2 – Warp and Align Text- 1. Wrap text in row 3
- 2. Bold the row 3
- 3. Center row 3 text horizontally
- 4. Center row 1 text vertically
Part 3 – Number formats and decimal places- 1. Apply Accounting Number Format to numbers under Cost, Retail Price, Sale Price and Profit Amount.
- 2. Apply Percent Style to numbers under Markup Rate, Percent Off and Profit Margin.
- 3. Increase decimal places of Markup Rate and Profit Margin to 2.
- 4. Decrease decimal places of Percent Off to 0.
Part 4 – Apply Borders and Fill Color- 1. Fill the range A3:H3 with Grey color
- 2. Add a thick border around data value under column Percent Off and Sale Price.
Part 5 – Indent cell contents- 1. Increase the width of column A to 26
- 2. Increase indent for the cells contents under both categories (Electronics and Furniture)
- 1. Merge and center the title in relation to the table below
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Lab 5 – Page setup and printingUse the updated workbook from previous labPart 1 – Page orientation
- 1. Set the page orientation of the worksheet to landscape
Part 2 – Set Margin- 1. Change the margin size to 1”
Part 3 – Header- 1. Add header
- 2. Include your name, Sheet name and current date in the header
Part 4 – Print preview and print- 1. Preview your worksheet and print worksheet
- 1. Set the page orientation of the worksheet to landscape
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