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Excel Chapter 1 Project 1B
To the instructor: The notes below are provided for you to
demonstrate to your students the skills they will practice when they
create Project 1B. Although the skills and approach are identical to
Project 1B, the content is different from the actual text. As
necessary, refer to the steps in the text and
Excel_1B_script_solution as your guide as you demonstrate. You
may find it easier if you place the solution file on the desktop. Point
out that the workbook should be saved after each activity.
Activity Name
Objective 7: Check Spelling in a Worksheet
1.18
Check
Spelling in a
Worksheet
Demonstration Notes
Start Excel and display a new blank workbook.
• Save the workbook as Excel_1B_script_solution
In cell A1:
Type Western Mountains Warehouse and press Enter.
Type Exercise Equipment Inventory
In cell B3:
Type Quantity and press Tab.
Type Average Cost and press Tab.
Type Retail Price and press Tab.
Type Total Retail Value and press Tab.
Type Percent of Total Retail Value and press Enter.
In cell A4, type Traedmill with the text spelled incorrectly and then press
Enter.
In the range A5:A8 type the following row titles:
Rowers
Elliptical Trainers
Exercise Bike
Total Retail Value for All Products
Adjust the width of column A to 220 pixels.
Merge and Center the text in the range A1:F1 and then apply the Title
style. Merge and Center the text in the range A2:F2 and then apply the
Heading 1 style.
Check Spelling for entire worksheet, making necessary corrections.
Objective 8: Enter Data by Range
1.19
Entering
Data by Range
Select the range B4:D7.
Pressing Enter after each entry with B4 as the active cell, type the
following:
533
612
833
988
With cell C4 active, continue to type the following values, pressing Enter
after each:
Average Cost Retail Price
620
735
3350
4380
385
550
270
350/nObjective 9: Construct Formulas for Mathematical Operations
1.20
Using
Arithmetic
Operators
1.21
Tool
1.22
Using the
Quick Analysis
Copying
Formulas
Containing
Absolute Cell
References
|In cell E4, type =b4*d4 Click in cell E4 and drag the fill handle down to
cell E7. Point out that the cell reference can be typed in uppercase or
lowercase.
• Select the range B4:B7 and apply the comma number style with zero
decimals.
• Select the range E4:E7, point out that at the bottom of the screen, the
values for Average, Count, and Sum are displayed.
If necessary, select the range E4:E7. Using Quick Analysis from the Totals
tab, click the first sum button.
• Select the range C5:D7 and apply the Comma Style with zero decimals.
Select the range C4:E4 and cell E8 at the same time. Apply the
Accounting number format with zero decimals.
In cell E8, apply the Total style.
In cell F4, type = click cell E4 type / and then click cell E8.
Double-click the formula in cell F4 to display the range finder.
Drag the fill handle on cell F4 down through cell F7.
Point to the Error Checking button to display the ScreenTip.
Double-click the formula in cell F5 to show students the cause of the error.
• Double-click the formula in cell F4, and use the F4 key to make the
formula absolute so that the new formula is E4/$E$8. Drag the fill
handle in cell F4 down to cell F7.
Click in cell F5 to show the resulting formula.
Objective 10: Edit Values in a Worksheet
1.23
1.24
Editing
Values in a
Worksheet
Formatting Cells
with the Percent
Style
• Click cell B5 and type 625 Before pressing Enter, point out that cells F5
and E8 will change. Press Enter and ask why this happened.
• Double-click cell D5 and change the 8 to a 7
In cell A2, type a space and add the word Value to the right of the word
Inventory.
In cell B3, type a space and type on Hand after the word Quantity.
Select the range F4:F7 and apply the Percent Style. Increase the number of
decimals to show one decimal place and then Center the values.
Objective 11: Format a Worksheet
Inserting
1.25
and Deleting
1.26
1.27
Rows and
Columns
Adjusting
Column Widths
and Wrapping
Text
Changing
Theme Colors
Insert a new row above row 3.
In cell A3, type As of June 30 Merge and Center the text across the range
A3:F3. Apply the Heading 2 Style.
Insert a new column to the left of Column B.
In cells B4:B8, type City Medford Bend Corvallis
•Delete column D.
Select columns B:F and set the column width to 105 pixels.
Select the range B4:F4, wrap the text, center and middle align the text, and
apply the Heading 4 Style.
Center the text in the range B5:B8. Apply Themed Cell Style 20% -
Accent 5 to cell A9.
Change the theme color to Red.
• Change the orientation to landscape.
In the Backstage view add exercise equipment, inventory to Tags, the
subject should be your course name and section number and make sure
the author is your name.
Save and close the workbook and exit Excel.