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Excel Instructions Using Excel 2010

1. The document provides instructions for using Excel 2010, including how to enter formulas, functions, and values. 2. It emphasizes the importance of rounding regular rates to two decimals before calculating overtime rates for salaried employees. 3. Steps are outlined for saving workbooks under different names to keep multiple versions.

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Excel Instructions Using Excel 2010

1. The document provides instructions for using Excel 2010, including how to enter formulas, functions, and values. 2. It emphasizes the importance of rounding regular rates to two decimals before calculating overtime rates for salaried employees. 3. Steps are outlined for saving workbooks under different names to keep multiple versions.

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Excel Instructions using Excel 2010:

1. Enter the appropriate numbers/formulas in the shaded (gray) cells. An asterisk (*) will appear to the right of an incorrect answer.
2. A formula begins with an euals sign (!) and can consist of any of the following elements"
#perators such as $ (for addition)% & (for subtraction)% * (for multiplication)% and / (for di'ision).
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1. 2ou can enter a formula into a cell manually (typing it in) or by pointing to the cells.
3o enter a formula manually% follow these steps"
0o'e the cell pointer to the cell that you want to hold the formula.
3ype an euals sign (!) to signal the fact that the cell contains a formula.
3ype the formula% then press Enter.
14.5* , 1.*!25.64*. 3he template will display and hold 25.67% not 25.64*. 3here is no need to use E,cel8s rounding function.
EXCEPTION: Continuing Payroll Problems A & : C!APTE" 2
#$en calculating o%er&time rate 'or (ee)ly salary* roun+ regular rate to T#O +ecimals E,O"E calculating o%ertime rate-
"oun+ing can be accom.lis$e+ by using Number 'unction /using arro(s0 on Excel !ome menu or by entering t$e 'ormula
1/"oun+/#ee)ly230*20041-5 /($ere 6#ee)ly6 entere+ as eit$er t$e (ee)ly .ay or cell re'erence-0
,ailure to use t$e "O7N8 'unction (ill cause t$e OT rate to be incorrect-
*. 9emember to sa'e your work. -hen sa'ing your workbook% E,cel o'erwrites the pre'ious copy of your :le. 2ou can sa'e your work at any time.
2ou can sa'e the :le to the current name% or you may want to keep multiple 'ersions of your work by sa'ing each successi'e 'ersion under a di;erent name.
3o sa'e to the current name% you can select <ile% .a'e from the menu bar or click on the disk icon in the standard toolbar.
=t is recommended that you sa'e the :le to a new name that identi:es the :le as yours% such as (>>?A?2our?@ame.,ls,
3o sa'e under a di;erent name% follow these steps"
.elect <ile% .a'e As to display the .a'e As 3ype drop&bo,% chose E,cel -orkbook (*.,ls,)
.elect the folder in which to store the workbook.
Enter the new :lename in the <ile name bo,.
6. "oun+ing" 3hese templates ha'e been formatted to round numbers to either the nearest whole number or the nearest cent. <or e,ample%
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1. Enter the appropriate numbers/formulas in the shaded (gray) cells. An asterisk (*) will appear to the right of an incorrect answer.
14.5* , 1.*!25.64*. 3he template will display and hold 25.67% not 25.64*. 3here is no need to use E,cel8s rounding function.
#$en calculating o%er&time rate 'or (ee)ly salary* roun+ regular rate to T#O +ecimals E,O"E calculating o%ertime rate-
"oun+ing can be accom.lis$e+ by using Number 'unction /using arro(s0 on Excel !ome menu or by entering t$e 'ormula
1/"oun+/#ee)ly230*20041-5 /($ere 6#ee)ly6 entere+ as eit$er t$e (ee)ly .ay or cell re'erence-0
*. 9emember to sa'e your work. -hen sa'ing your workbook% E,cel o'erwrites the pre'ious copy of your :le. 2ou can sa'e your work at any time.
2ou can sa'e the :le to the current name% or you may want to keep multiple 'ersions of your work by sa'ing each successi'e 'ersion under a di;erent name.
3o sa'e to the current name% you can select <ile% .a'e from the menu bar or click on the disk icon in the standard toolbar.
=t is recommended that you sa'e the :le to a new name that identi:es the :le as yours% such as (>>?A?2our?@ame.,ls,
" 3hese templates ha'e been formatted to round numbers to either the nearest whole number or the nearest cent. <or e,ample%
Name: William Salisbury
Caution: See "round" rules in Excel Instructions before calculating OT for salaried employees.
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