Enter the Following Table Onto a Blank Worksheet:
Sales Rate 0.15 Name 1st Qtr 2nd Qtr 3rd Qtr 4th Qtr Yr. Totals Commissions Smith 120 180 135 650 Forbes 165 175 125 400 Hyatt 365 255 350 120 Chang 120 220 325 525 Lynch 330 440 345 675 TOTALS AVERAGE HIGH
1. Notice that some of the words extend into other cells. Extend the width of the columns to allow for the whole word.
2. Insert rows separating "TOTALS", "AVERAGES", and "HIGH."
3. Format all the numbers for currency.
4. Title "Sales" and center it across the data range.
5. Bold and italicize column headings.
6. Make "Sales", our newly formed title, size 24 font and arial.
1. Get totals for all 4 quarters and place them in the "YR. TOTALS" column.
2. Use the =AVERAGE(X:Y) function to get averages for quarter 1.
3. Obtain the highs by using the =MAX function.
4. Calculate each salesperson's commission using the rate indicated in the table.
1. Create a 3D bar graph using the column headings, names, and totals; exclude the commission amounts.
2. Uh, Oh: you've just about finished and realize that one name was omitted from the spreadsheet ! In the first column,
click on the cell next to Lynch and at top of screen; select Insert, then Rows. Now you can enter the following information
under the proper headings:
Vincent 265 485 678 555