The document discusses two Excel projects - the first involves tracking game stats like wins and losses over 10 days and calculating averages and totals. The second project involves completing an analysis sheet to summarize sales and expense data from a four-year budget for an airline, including calculating average and maximum values for different service categories.
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Excel 2016 - Lesson 05 Projects - DLibera
The document discusses two Excel projects - the first involves tracking game stats like wins and losses over 10 days and calculating averages and totals. The second project involves completing an analysis sheet to summarize sales and expense data from a four-year budget for an airline, including calculating average and maximum values for different service categories.
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Using Functions 69
Projects
Project 5-1: Using Statistical Functions
In this project, you work for Wingtip Toys and have been playing three new games each day to master them, hoping to demo the games in the retail store. You’ve been keeping track of your wins and losses in a worksheet. A “1” indicates a win and a “0” indicates a loss.
GET READY. LAUNCH Excel if it is not already running.
1. OPEN the 05 Game Stats data file for this lesson. 2. In cell E3, type =AVERAGE(B3:D3) and then press Enter. 3. Use the fill handle to copy the formula in E3 to E4:E12. 4. Click cell G2. 5. On the Formulas tab, in the Function Library group, click the AutoSum button arrow and then select Count Numbers. 6. Click cell B3 and drag the mouse pointer to cell D12. 7. Release the mouse and then press Enter to accept the range B3:D12. The result, 30, is the total number of times you played the games in 10 days. 8. In cell G3, type =SUM(B3:D12) and then press Enter. The result, 17, represents the total number of times you won the games. 9. In cell G4, type =G2-G3 and then press Enter. The result, 13, represents the total number of times you lost the games. 10. SAVE the workbook to your Excel Lesson 5 folder as 05 Game Stats Solution and then CLOSE the file.
LEAVE Excel open to use in the next project.
Project 5-2: Completing the Analysis Sheet in the Budget Workbook
Blue Yonder Airlines wants to analyze the sales and expense data from its four-year history. In this project, you will complete the Analysis sheet to summarize the data.
GET RE ADY. LAUNCH Excel if it is not already running.
1. OPEN 05 Income Analysis Start from the data files for this lesson. 2. On the Analysis sheet, calculate average sales for each of the four service categories using range names. Use Name Manager to examine range names in the workbook before you enter the formulas. 3. Calculate the average expenses for each of the four service categories. 4. Calculate the maximum sales for each of the four service categories. 5. Calculate the maximum expenses for each of the four service categories. 6. SAVE the workbook to your Excel Lesson 5 folder as 05 Income Analysis Solution and then CLOSE the file.
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