Excel Test.


  1. Formatting
    1. Use a copy of this worksheet. You will probably want to save it then open it in excel, if you just open it in the web browser, you will probably have problems.
    2. [1 point] Put your name in Cell A1.
    3. [2 points] For each table, center the table title above the table, merging cells as necessary.
    4. [2 points] Make the titles bold, 16 point font, with a gray background.
    5. [2 points] Make the column headings in bold, centered, 11 point font
    6. [2 points] Place a 2 point border around the data values of the tables.
    7. [1 point] Place Data from the Subway Web page (http://www.subway.com) in cell A 30.
    8. My sheet looked like this.
  2. General Usage
    1. [2 pints] Insert a new worksheet named Nutrition. This should be the second sheet worksheet in your workbook.
    2. [2 points] Set up the following table headings in cells A1-F8.
    3. [1 point] In cells B3-B7 place a 1.
    4. [5 points] In cell C3, develop a formula that will find the name of the sandwich base name.
      • This should refer to cell B3 for the item to look up
      • Table 1 for the item name
      • Cell C1 for the column number to return.
      • Make this formula so that you can copy it across columns D, E and F.
      • Make this formula so that the entire table can be copied down for a new sandwich later.
    5. [5 points] Repeat this procedure for rows 4-7, use the correct table.
    6. [2 points] In Cells D8-F8 total the column above.
    7. Your table should look something like the picture below.
    8. [3 points] Copy your entire table to A10-F16, (Don't copy row1)
    9. Change the values in column B of the new table to be 2 2 4 3 5
  3. Graphs and Charts
    1. [5 points] Insert a 3-D pie chart showing the contribution of Calories to the sandwich from each component part.
      • You should show the component name and the percentage contribution.
      • You should put a title on your chart.
    2. [5 points] Create a 2-D clustered column chart showing the items on the x axis, and the nutritional information within each item.
  4. Financial functions
    1. Create a third worksheet, call this one Financial Functions
    2. [5 points] Construct a table showing the monthly payment on a house costing $125,000 financed for 15, 20, 25 and 30 years, at interest rates of 5%, 6% and 7%.
    3. [5 points] Compute the Future value of an investment $500, paid quarterly for 20 years at 6% annual interest.
  5. mail the final product to dbennett@edinboro.edu.