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OFFICE APPLICATIONS

 Spreadsheets. Practice 2- Basic Functions


1. Open the document P3_basic_functions and save as P3_basic_yourname.
2. On the sheet errors, fill the following cells and observe the error message. Try to understand the
reason of the error.
a) Cell D5: Sum B5 and C5.
b) Cell D6: B6 raised to C6.
c) Cell D7: B7 divided by C7.
d) Cell D8. Enter the formula “=B8+R”.

3. Fill the data of the tables on “Company account” following the instructions. For every row, fulfill
just the first cell and then “copy” the formula to the rest of the row usign the “draging the cross”
option.
a) Fill the second row with the names of the months ( If it doesn’t work go to Tools,
options, Calc, SortLists, and add a list with the names of the months).
b) Every month the sales of the laptops increase 1500.
c) Keyborads are 5% of laptops.
d) Mice are 3% of laptops.
e) Headphones is 2 times the addition of Keyboards and Mice.
f) Speakers decrease 200 every month.
g) For Pc case, in January is the double than speakers and then raises by 5% every month
h) SSD. Is one fourth of laptops in January and then decreases by 3 % every month.

4.
a) Add a column with the sum of the year for each row.
b) Fulfill the row with the total of each month.
c) Add a cell with the sum of all the incomes (gross income)
d) Add the cell with the average income of every month (average of the row total month)

5.
a) Suppliers is the 40% of the total incomes of the month
b) Insurance is 12% of suppliers in January and then the same amount the rest of the year.
c) Salaries is 2000 every month.
d) Utilities is 150 in January and then a raise of 1% every month.
6. Fill the data on the results sheet.
a) Gross profit is the gross income less the total of the expenses.
b) Taxes are the 30% of the gross profit.
c) Net profit is the gross profit less the taxes.

7. Give format to the Company account and result sheets. Use at least 3 personal styles (with your
name). One for headers, one for totals and one for data in the table.

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