This document outlines instructions for an Excel final exam with three parts. Part A involves creating a monthly budget spreadsheet with formatting changes like adding borders and changing fonts. Part B requires making two graphs - a pie chart showing monthly expenses and a bar chart comparing monthly income to expenses. Part C involves calculating student grades based on their marks in five subjects using a provided grading scale. The exam asks the student to save all their work in a folder with their name on the desktop.
This document outlines instructions for an Excel final exam with three parts. Part A involves creating a monthly budget spreadsheet with formatting changes like adding borders and changing fonts. Part B requires making two graphs - a pie chart showing monthly expenses and a bar chart comparing monthly income to expenses. Part C involves calculating student grades based on their marks in five subjects using a provided grading scale. The exam asks the student to save all their work in a folder with their name on the desktop.
This document outlines instructions for an Excel final exam with three parts. Part A involves creating a monthly budget spreadsheet with formatting changes like adding borders and changing fonts. Part B requires making two graphs - a pie chart showing monthly expenses and a bar chart comparing monthly income to expenses. Part C involves calculating student grades based on their marks in five subjects using a provided grading scale. The exam asks the student to save all their work in a folder with their name on the desktop.
This document outlines instructions for an Excel final exam with three parts. Part A involves creating a monthly budget spreadsheet with formatting changes like adding borders and changing fonts. Part B requires making two graphs - a pie chart showing monthly expenses and a bar chart comparing monthly income to expenses. Part C involves calculating student grades based on their marks in five subjects using a provided grading scale. The exam asks the student to save all their work in a folder with their name on the desktop.
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Excel Final Exam
Open Excel to a blank worksheet.
Part A
Create a spreadsheet like the one below. Enter all the numbers. o Change the formatting of the numbers to dollars. o Make the grid around the cells visible. o Insert the title “Monthly Budget” and center and merge it. Change the font to Britannic Bold, size 18. Make the text white and the fill black. o Insert the subtitle “January 2005 – June 2005.” Change the font to Imprint MT Shadow, size 10 Make text white and fill black. Center and merge it. o Total the expenses at the bottom of each month. Widen columns if necessary so numbers can be seen. o Put a dark border around the edges of the document. o Change the amount for gasoline in June from $60 to $70. o Figure out the average for each row. You must know the formula on your own! o Center and bold the headings (months and average) Change the font to Haettenschweiler on the headings Bold the headings in column A. Change the font to Arial Narrow o Add a header with your name, period, and FINAL PART A. Part B
Keep the work from Part A open. You will be making two graphs from this information.
Graph 1 – Pie Chart
This graph will show the total amount of money spent on each category over a six month period.
To do this, you must total the amount spent on each item in column A. Do not include the average in your equation.
Next, highlight the expenses (house payment, gasoline, etc). Hold down the ctrl key and highlight your new totals.
Create a pie chart. Go to data labels and show the percentages.
Cut and paste all the information you need and the graph to a new sheet and rename it to Pie Chart
Graph 2. – Bar Chart
This will be a bar chart for income and expenses.
Below your total column, type Income in A12. Enter the income for each month. They are as follows: January: 2,000 February: 2,100 March: 2,000 April: 1,900 May: 2,500 June: 2,200
