SC_EX365_2021_EOM2-1_MichelleFermim_Report_1

Michelle Fermim GE ver. 17.0.1-rc0000 1. 7/7 Change the worksheet theme. 2. 7/7 Change the font size. Change the fill color of a cell. 3. 7/7 Center cell content. 4. 7/7 Add a border to a range. 5. 7/7 Change the color of a worksheet tab. 6. 7/7 Change the date format. Change the column width. 7. 7/7 Change the number format. 8. 7/7 Create a formula without using a function. Copy a formula into a range. 9. 7/7 Change the number format. 10. 7/7 Change the number format. Apply a conditional formatting rule. Apply a conditional formatting rule. 11. 7/7 Apply a conditional formatting rule that uses data bars. 12. 7/7 Create a formula using a function. 13. 8/8 Create a formula using a function. 14. 8/8 Create a formula using a function. SUBMISSION #1 | SCORE IS: 100 OUT OF 100 Brad Kauffman is the senior director of projects for Rivera Engineering in Miami, Florida. The company performs engineering projects for public utilities and energy companies. Brad has started to create an Excel workbook to track estimated and actual hours and billing amounts for each project. He asks you to format the workbook to make the information clearer and easier to interpret. Go to the Employees for Projects worksheet. Change the worksheet theme to Office. In cell A1, decrease the font size to 18 point and change the fill color to Blue, Accent 1, Lighter 80%. Center the values in the range B3:B9. Add Outside Borders to the range A1:C9. Change the color of the Employees for Projects worksheet tab to Blue, Accent 1. Go to the Project Tracking worksheet. In cell B2, change the date format of cell B2 to Short Date and resize column B to its best fit. Display the values in the range D4:D13 with one decimal place. In cell F4, insert a formula without using a function that multiplies Aubrey Irwin's estimated hours (the cell D4 ) and his pay rate (the cell E4 ). Fill the range F5:F13 with the formula in cell F4. Apply the Currency number format to the range F4:F13 using a dollar sign ($) and two decimal places. Display the values in the range K4:K13 as percentages with a percent (%) sign and no decimal places. Use Conditional Formatting Highlight Cells Rules to format cells containing a value greater than 10% with Light Red Fill with Dark Red Text. In the range H4:H13, use Conditional Formatting to create a Data Bars rule with the Gradient Fill Blue Data Bar color option. In cell G14, insert a formula using the AVERAGE function that calculates the average amount of actual hours worked (range G4:G13 ). In cell G15, insert a formula using the MIN function that calculates the minimum amount of actual hours worked (range G4:G13 ). In cell G16, insert a formula using the MAX function that calculates the maximum amount of actual hours worked (range G4:G13 ). Shelly Cashman Excel 365/2021 | Module 2: End of Module Project 1

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Employees for Projects Name Project Level Billing Rate Bruce Keely 1 65.00 Aubrey Irwin 3 85.00 Hue Hong 4 110.00 Julie Ashman 2 75.00 Jeff Asgar 1 65.00 Sara Watanabe 2 75.00 Diego Olivera 3 85.00

Tracker Percent +/- to flag: 10% Actual Billings Hours +/- Billings +/- Percent +/- $31,875.00 14.5 $1,232.50 4% $7,832.50 13.5 $877.50 11% $32,010.00 1.0 $110.00 0% $13,472.50 8.5 $722.50 5% $5,330.00 2.0 $130.00 2% $6,955.00 -3.0 ($195.00) -3% $13,950.00 6.0 $450.00 3% $14,775.00 -3.0 ($225.00) -2% $11,475.00 20.0 $1,700.00 15% $9,000.00 0.0 $0.00 0%