Microsoft Excel: Exercise 5



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Microsoft Excel: Exercise 5 In this exercise: Using AutoSum Using the fill handle to copy formulas Using AutoFormat Using the Chart Wizard to create a pie and bar graph This is a case study exercise. In a case study you imagine that you are doing work for an actual job. Read the information in the box below. Case Study While traveling in Mexico, Sarah Voyage and three of her friends came up with the idea of starting a worldwide travel agency for college students. After graduation, they invested $3,000 each and started their dream company, Spring Break Travels, Inc. Thanks to their good business skills and the popularity of personal computers and the World Wide Web, the company has become the number one for college Spring Break trips. As sales continue to grow, the management at Spring Break Travels, Inc. has realized they need a better tracking system for first quarter sales. As a result, they have asked you to prepare a first quarter sales worksheet that shows the sales for the first quarter. In addition, Sarah has asked you to create 2 graphs showing the first quarter sales (a pie graph showing the most effective sales method and a bar graph showing the most popular vacation packages) since she does not like only lists of numbers. 1. Click on Cell A1 2. Type Spring Break Travels 1 st Qtr Sales in cell A1. This is the title of your spreadsheet. 3. Click on cell B2 4. Type Mail 5. Press the right arrow key to move to cell C2 6. Type Campus in C2, Telephone in D2, Web in E2, and Total in F2. These are all the ways that the company advertises. 7. Click on cell A3 and Type Bahamas Beach Party. Press the key. 8. Type Florida Vacation in cell A4, St. Thomas Escape in cell A5, South Padre Paradise in cell A6 and Total in cell A7.

9. Type these numbers in the correct cells: Mail Campus Telephone Web Bahamas Beach 52978.23 38781.35 37213.45 29998.65 Florida Vacation 28234.5 48401.53 27034.56 42911.16 St. Thomas Escape 62567.25 72516.12 24354.86 77019.32 South Padre Paradise 28567.15 69777.64 49976.6 32019.45 10. Click on cell B7 and then point to the AutoSum button on the standard toolbar. It looks like this: 11. Click on the AutoSum button. Column B will be surrounded by a moving border called a marquee. The formula =SUM(B3:B6) will appear in cell B7. 12. Click the AutoSum button again. A total will appear. The computer has added together all the numbers in cells B3, B4, B5, B6. 13. Click in cell B7, Place the cursor over the fill handle (the tiny black square at the bottom right of the selected cell) and drag the cursor to cell E7. 14. Take your finger off the mouse button. Excel has automatically added together each one of the columns. You can see how much money was made through each type of advertising (mail, campus, web etc.) 15. Click on cell F3. Highlight the column down to F7 (do not use the fill handle). 16. Click on the AutoSum button. Now you have added up the total amount of money made at each vacation place. 17. Click in B5. Type the number 12. Press the ENTER key. 18. See that Excel automatically changes the total.

19. Click on the FORMAT menu and Click on AUTOFORMAT. Click on the format called Accounting 2. 20. See how Excel automatically formats your spreadsheet. Format means change the way that it looks. 21. Click in cell A1 and Highlight until F1. Press the center and merge button. Bold the title and change the font size to 16pt. 22. Bold the words Mail, Campus, Telephone, Web and also the names for the tours. 23. Save this spreadsheet on your disk. Name it Excel 3. Do not close. Making a graph 1. First you will make a pie graph that shows which way of marketing (advertising) makes the most money. A pie graph looks like this: 2. Highlight the totals for each form of marketing (mail, campus, telephone, and web). These are in cells B7 to E7. Do not include F7. 3. Click on the INSERT menu and select CHART. 4. In the box labeled CHART TYPE select PIE. Click on NEXT. You will see a box like this: :

5. See that there are no labels on the graph to tell us which color means which type of marketing. Lets fix this. Click on CANCEL. 6. Highlight B7 through E7 again. Now hold down the CTRL key with your left hand. And with your right hand Highlight B2 through E2. It should look like this: 7. Click on the INSERT menu and select CHART. 8. In the box labeled CHART TYPE select PIE. Click on NEXT. It should look like this: 9. Click on NEXT. 10. In the box labeled CHART TITLE Type the words Marketing Meathods. 11. Click on the DATA LABELS tab at the top of the window. 12. Click in the circle next to SHOW PERCENT. Click on NEXT. 13. Click in the circle next to AS OBJECT IN. This will put your chart on the same page as the numbers. Click on Finish. 14. Now you must place your chart somewhere where it won t cover up the other information. Click in the middle of the chart and Drag it to the place you want it to be. Another Graph 1. Now we want to make a different kind of graph. This one will show the total amount of money made at each of the vacation places (Bahamas, Florida, etc.) 2. Highlight cells F3 to F6 and A3 to A6. Remember to use the CTRL key to select two areas that are not next to each other.

3. Try to figure out how to make a bar graph this time. It isn t very different from making a pie graph.try to learn on your own but ask for help if you need it. 4. Your bar graph should look something like this when you re finished: Total Sales at Each Location South Padre Paradise St. Thomas Escape Florida Vacation dollars Bahamas Beach dollars 5. Save this file to your disk. Name it Excel 3.