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By Jason Ellis 1 Question Guide for DS 2810 Most things on excel and access on a mac are usually found by hovering at the top of the window Insert a function in cell B24 to calculate the total sales for Q1 in column B. Total = Sum/Autosum Insert a function in the cell H11 that looks up the sales rep region based on the table in cells E2:F6. Looks Up = VLOOKUP Enter a function in cell I11 to calculate the sales reps eligibility for bonus. If the reps total sales are greater than or equal to the sales_goal then the function should return the value Bonus, if not the function should return NA. If = IF() Greater than or equal to = >= First return = True (Bonus) Second return = False (NA) Insert a function in cell B30 to calculate the total number of sales reps. Total number of sales reps (people) = Count() Insert a function in cell B3 to display the current date. Current Date = Today() Display Current date and time Date and time = Now() In cell F6, enter a formula to calculate the Annual Property Tax based on the negotiated cost of the house and the annual property tax rate. Use range names in the formula.
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Question Guide for DS 2810

Most things on excel and access on a mac are

usually found by hovering at the top of the window

Insert a function in cell B24 to calculate the total sales for Q1 in column B.

Total = Sum/Autosum

Insert a function in the cell H11 that looks up the sales rep region based on the table in cells E2:F6.

Looks Up = VLOOKUP

Enter a function in cell I11 to calculate the sales reps eligibility for bonus. If the reps total sales are

greater than or equal to the sales_goal then the function should return the

value Bonus, if not the function should return NA.

If = IF()

Greater than or equal to = >=

First return = True (Bonus)

Second return = False (NA)

Insert a function in cell B30 to calculate the total number of sales reps.

Total number of sales reps (people) = Count()

Insert a function in cell B3 to display the current date.

Current Date = Today()

● Display Current date and time

Date and time = Now()

In cell F6, enter a formula to calculate the Annual Property Tax based on the negotiated cost of the

house and the annual property tax rate. Use range names in the formula.

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Negotiated Cost=(Cost=Range Name)

Annual Property tax Rate=(ProptaxRate= Range name)

Rate is a percentage so it will always be multiplied

Range names are already given to you so you do not have to name them yourself

Difference= Subtraction

Calculate the Monthly Property Tax= (PropTax/Months=Range Names)

Anything with a date is usually division unless the instructions say otherwise

Doing anything with charts should incorporate the

1.Home Tab

2.Insert Tab

3.Chart Tools

● Design

● Layout

● Format

● Anything Pertaining to the chart you have to right click on the chart

● Category Axis has letters

● Value Axis has numbers

● Legend has colorful is bullet points and letters

How to put categories in reverse order

● Right Click on the category axis

o Click format axis

▪ Then click categories in reverse order checkbox and then click close

How to get to value units and change the major and minor units

● Right click on the value axis

o Click format axis (Display Units should be there)

▪ Major,Minor,Max,and Minimum units should be displayed

How to change the decimal place for the value axis

Go to number

o Click format axis

o Go to number

▪ Change the category from custom to number

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● Change the decimal place

Displaying Custom Footer on the chart sheet

● Go to Page Layout Tab

o Click Page setup button

▪ Then click header/footer

● Then click custom footer

How to Add Sparklines

● Highlight range of cells first

o Go to insert tab

● Click sparklines

o And then select the range that is given in the instructions

▪ Sparkline (Design Tab) for the highpoint and marker

coloring

How to remove things from the chart on the category axis and value axis

● Go to The design on chart tools

o Click select data

▪ Remove category totals

● Then switch row and column data

o And then remove weekly totals

▪ And then switch row and column data back

Ctrl + Clicking on something else = Control Select

Most things on excel on a mac are usually found by hovering at the top of the window

Changing The row and column

● Click switch plot for (MAC)

● Click Switch row and column for (PC)

Chapter 4

● Type Total Original Value in cell G1. In cell G2, enter a structured formula: If Edition Size is greater

than 0, then multiply Edition Size by Issue Price; otherwise display an empty

cell using "". Format the range G2:G105 with Accounting Number Format with zero decimal places.

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=IF(Edition Size > 0,Edition Size*Issue Price,””)

● Conditional formatting

o Manage Rules

▪ New Rules

● Then go to use a formula to determine which

cells to format

o Format first

▪ Enter the conditional statement

under the edit the rule description

line

● Then add the range cells after

pressing ok

Chapter 5

● In the Subtotals worksheet, sort the data by Type and then by Name of Art, both in

alphabetical order. o Select the whole table

▪ Then click sort on the data

● ● In the Subtotals worksheet, use the Subtotals feature to identify the highest

Issue Price and Est. Value by Type. ●

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● ● Insert a calculated field on the right side of the PivotTable to calculate the

percent change in values between the Est. Value and the Issue Price.

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Chapter 6

● Format Cells to rename the cells with references

▪ And go to custom number format to rename the cells with custom

references

● Put the word between “ ”.

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● Use Goal Seek to achieve a $0 balance by changing the ticket price per

person.

● One variable Data Table =

● Two variable Data Table =

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● Scenario Creation=

● Scenario Summary=

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Using the Solver =

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Create a custom conditional format for the Issue Price range E2:E103, with these specifications:

•4 Traffic Lights icon set (Black, Red, Yellow, Green) •Red icon when the number is greater than 1000 Number

•Yellow icon when the number is less than or equal to 1000 and greater than 500

Number

•Green icon when the number is less than or equal to 500 and greater than 250

Number

•Black icon when the number is less than or equal to 250.

1. Go to conditional formatting on the home tab

2. Go to icon sets

3. Then go to more rules for the specific formatting

Types of references

$B$24=absolute-for one range or one thing

$B24=mixed-for the column

B$24=mixed-for the row

B24=relative-just for a cell

Create a custom conditional format for the Issue Price range E2:E103, with these specifications:

•4 Traffic Lights icon set (Black, Red, Yellow, Green) •Red icon when the number is greater than 1000 Number

•Yellow icon when the number is less than or equal to 1000 and greater than 500

Number

•Green icon when the number is less than or equal to 500 and greater than 250

Number

•Black icon when the number is less than or equal to 250.

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4. Go to conditional formatting on the home tab

5. Go to icon sets

6. Then go to more rules for the specific formatting

● home tab

o format drop down list

▪ Setting column width

page layout tab

➢ Setting the landscape

➢ Scale to fit

➢ Setting margins and Setting Orientation

➢ Print Gridlines and View Headings

Insert Tab

▪ Insert footer

x-axis horizontal axis.

y-axis vertical axis.

=CountA() – targets names. so use the range that has names.

PivotTable and PivotChart are on the insert tab the first to the left.

=SUM()-Adds up a total in a range of cells

Count is usually used with numbers and not letters

CountA is used with letters

=Min()-Minimum

=Max()-Maximum

=Average()-Adds up the total and divides it by how many it added up

=Median()-Takes the middle number out of the targeted range

Average,Count,Min,Max,and Sum are found in the autosum button on the

home and function tab

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o Insert Tab

o The Insert function button

▪ Function Box -The function box is found when you click the insert

function button

Naming,Defining,Managing are found on the function tab

Excel

1. Home

o Clipboard

▪ Paste

▪ Cut

▪ Format Painter

▪ Copy

o Font

▪ Bold

▪ Underline

▪ Italic

▪ Border

▪ Font Coloring

▪ Fill Color

▪ Increase font size

▪ Decrease font size

▪ Change Font

▪ Change Font size manually

o Alignment

▪ Top Align

▪ Middle Align

▪ Bottom Align

▪ Align Text Left

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▪ Align Text Middle

▪ Align Text Right

▪ Decrease Indent

▪ Increase Indent

▪ Orientation

▪ Merge & Center

▪ Wrap text

o Number

▪ Accounting number format

▪ Percent Style

▪ Comma Style

▪ Increase Decimal

▪ Decrease Decimal

o Styles

o Cells

▪ Insert

▪ Delete

▪ Format

o Editing

▪ Autosum

▪ Fill

▪ Clear

▪ Find & Select

▪ Sort & Filter

2. Insert

▪ Tables

▪ PivotTable & PivotChart

▪ Table

▪ Illustrations

▪ Picture

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▪ Clip Art

▪ Smart Art

▪ Shapes

▪ Screenshot

▪ Charts

▪ Sparklines

▪ Filter

▪ Slicer

▪ Links

▪ Hyperlink

▪ Text

▪ Text Box

▪ Header & Footer

▪ WordArt

▪ Signature Line

▪ Insert Object

▪ Symbols

3. Page Layout

▪ Themes

o Theme Colors

o Theme Fonts

o Theme Effects

o Themes

▪ Page Setup

o Margins

o Size

o Orientation

o Print Area

o Background

o Print Titles

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▪ Scale to fit

o Width

o Height

o Scale

▪ Sheet Options

▪ Arrange

4. Formulas

▪ Function Library

o Insert Function

o Autosum

o Recently Used

o Financial

o Logical

o Text

o Date & Time

o Lookup & Reference

o Math & Trig

o More Functions

▪ Defined Names

o Name Manager

o Define name

o Use in Formula

o Create from Selection

▪ Formula Auditing

▪ Calculation

5. Data

▪ External Data

▪ Connections

o Refresh All

o Connections

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o Properties

o Edit Links

▪ Sort&Filter

o Sort

o Filter

o Clear

o Reapply

o Advanced

▪ Data Tools

o Text to columns

o Remove Duplicates

o Data Validation

o Consolidate

o What-If Analysis

▪ Outline

6. Review

▪ Proofing

o Spelling

o Research

o Thesaurus

▪ Language

o Translate

▪ Comments

o New Comment

o Delete Comment

o Next

o Previous

o Show/Hide comment

o Show All Comments

o Show ink

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▪ Changes

o Protect Sheet

o Protect Workbook

o Share Workbook

o Protect and Share Workbook

o Allow users to Edit Ranges

o Track Changes

7. View

▪ Workbook Views

o Normal

o Page Layout

o Page Break Preview

o Custom Views

o Toggle Full Screen View

▪ Show

▪ Zoom

▪ Window

o New Window

o Arrange All

o Freeze Panes

o Split

o Hide Window

o Unhide Window

o View Side by Side

o Synchronous Scrolling

o Reset Window position

o Save Workspace

o Switch Windows

▪ Macros

Access

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1. Home

o Views

o Clipboard

▪ Paste

▪ Copy

▪ Format Painter

▪ Cut

o Sort&Filter

▪ Filter

▪ Ascending

▪ Descending

▪ Clear All Sorts

▪ Advanced Filter Options

▪ Selection

▪ Toggle Filter

o Records

▪ Refresh All

▪ New

▪ Save

▪ Delete

▪ More

▪ Totals

▪ Spelling

o Find

▪ Replace

▪ Go to

▪ Select

o Text Formatting

2. Create

o Templates

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▪ Application Parts

o Tables

▪ Table

▪ Table Design

▪ Sharepoint Lists

o Queries

▪ Query Wizard

▪ Query Design

o Forms

▪ Form

▪ Form Design

▪ Blank Form

▪ Form Wizard

▪ Navigation

▪ More Forms

o Reports

o Macros&Code

3. External Data

o Import and Link

▪ Saved Imports

▪ Linked Table Manager

▪ Excel

▪ Access

▪ ODBC Database

▪ Text File

▪ XML File

▪ More

o Export

o Collect Data

4. Database Tools

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o Tools

▪ Compact and Repair Database

o Macro

▪ Visual basic

▪ Run Macro

o Relationships

▪ Relationships

▪ Object Dependencies

o Analyze

▪ Database documenter

▪ Analyze performance

▪ Analyze Table

o Move Data

o Add-ins

5. Table Tools

▪ Fields

o Views

▪ View

o Add&Delete

▪ Text

▪ Number

▪ Currency

▪ Date & Time

▪ Delete

▪ Yes/No

▪ More Fields

o Properties

o Formatting

▪ Currency

▪ Percent

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▪ Comma

▪ Decrease decimal

▪ Increase decimal

o Field Validation

▪ Table

o Properties

▪ Table Properties

o Before Events

▪ Before Change

▪ Before Delete

o After Events

▪ After Insert

▪ After Update

▪ After Delete

o Named Macros

▪ Named Macro

o Relationships

▪ Relationships

▪ Object Depencies


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