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A retail chain company is asking you to perform some analysis using their inventory data.
1- On the "
Inventory List
" sheet:
a- Add your name and today's date and time (using the date and time functions) to the footer of the sheet. Your name should appear in the left corner,
date and time should appear in the center.
b- Insert an empty column between columns E and F. The new column should be titled "Inventory Value". For each row, the cells in that column should
display the value of "Unit Price X Inventory in Stock".
c- Use the Freeze Pane to freeze the top row so all column headings are still visible when scrolling down to the end of the sheet.
d- Sort the data in the sheet by Location (column A) in ascending order.
e- In column E (titled "Recorder Needed"), in each cell create an IF function that will check if the "Quantity Needed" is larger than "Quantity in Stock". If it
is correct, then the function should display "TRUE", if not "FALSE".
f- Use conditional formatting to highlight in red all cells in column H where "Recorder Needed = TRUE".
g- Change the color for the sheet's tab to green.
h- Convert the data in the sheet (A1:H91) to a table. Use any of the "yellow" styles. Your table should include the "Filter Button" for the column headings.
Using the Location filter to filter out "Regina".
2- Using the data in the "
Inventory List"
sheet.
a- Create a PivotTable (in a new sheet) that displays the Sum of Inventory Value for each Item for each Location (tip: use "Location" in COLUMNS,
"Items" in ROWS, "Item categories" in FILTERS). Name the sheet "Pivot Table".
b- Create a Slicer based on Item Categories.
c- Create a PivotChart, stacked column on a new sheet. Change the chart title to "Items Total Value". Rename the new sheet
Inventory Summary
.
Change the tab color to "green".
d- Filter the chart to include only "Automotive" and "Tools".
3- On "
Analysis
"
sheet, in the Top Table,
a- Use merge cells to merge cells B1:D1. Rotate the text by 5 degree (i.e., the right-hand end of the text should be higher than the left-hand text by 5
degrees). Change the font color to red, font size to 14 pt., font type to "Arial". Resize the columns and the row if necessary so the full text is visible.
b- Format the data in cell B3:D5 as Currency with one
digit after the decimal point.
c- Use the SUM function to complete the calculations for the "Total" column (cells E3:E5). The values should represent the total inventory for each
location. Format the data as Currency with two
digits after the decimal point.
d- In the "Trend" column (cells F3-F5), create sparklines that represent the inventory values across the three types of Item Categories (Tools, Major
Appliances, Automation) for each Location.
e- Create a 3-D Pie Chart that shows the Total (in cell E3:E5) for each of the three locations (i.e., each Location should be a slice of the pie). The title of
the chart should be "Inventory by Location". The title should be displayed in "Arial Black" size 20 pt. The chart should show the data labels as
percentages (make sure the labels are in a readable font). In terms of styling, change the top and bottom bevels to a new style (any style is OK) and set
the Pie Explosion to 10%. Move the chart to a new sheet and name the sheet "Pie Chart".
4- On "
Analysis"
sheet, in the Bottom Table,
a- Using the data in the "Inventory List" sheet, complete the Bottom Table by creating formulas (SUMIF function) to find the total Quantity in Stock
(column E in the "Inventory List" sheet) and total Quantity Needed (column G in the Inventory List sheet) for each Item Category. To complete the rest of
the table, you need to use the correct absolute referencing. Format these values as numbers (not currency) with no digits after the decimal point.
b- Given that some of the existing inventory is likely to be misplaced, it is always good practice to have extra inventory at hand. Based on historical data,
you estimate the inventory loss rate to be 7.3%. In cells E9:E11 calculate the adjusted inventory needed for each item category such that: Real Need =
Quaintly Needed + (Quantity in Stock * Estimated Loss Rate). When referring to the Estimated Loss Rate in your formula, you must refer to cell E13, and
you must use the correct absolute referring (which uses $ signs) to allow you to auto-fill the E10:E11. Round up the values to the nearest number.
c- Create a 3-D clustered column chart that displays the Quantity in Stock (C9:C11), Quantity Needed (D9:D11), and Real Need (E9:E11) for each Item
Category (i.e., the Item Category should be on the x-axis; for each Category there should be three columns representing Quantity in Stock, Quantity
Needed and Real Need). Each column should be rotated at 50 degree on the x-axis. The title of your chart should be "Inventory Levels". You should
show data labels (as data callouts that include both the Item Category and the value) and the chart legend (to the right-hand side of the chart). Move the
chart to a new sheet and name the sheet "New Chart".
5- On "
Analysis
" sheet,
a- In cell A17, create an AVERAGEIF function that calculates the average of the "Unit Price" (column D in the Inventory List sheet) for items in "Toronto"
(column B). Format as currency with two digits after the decimal point.
b- In cell B17, create a COUNTIF function that looks for the total number of items in the Inventory List sheet that are "Belt Sander" (in column B). Use
Defined Names function in Excel to label cell B17 as "Belt Sander".
c- In cell C17, create an IF function, that checks whether the total inventory value for Toronto for the three item categories (from the Top Table) is larger
than that for Victoria. If true it should return "Correct", else it should return "Not Correct".
d- In cell D17, use the MAX function to determine the maximum value in cells B3:D5.
e- In cell E17, use the UPPER function to convert the text in cell B9 to upper case.
f- In cell F17, use the LEFT function to output the first 3 letters in the word contained in cell B11.
6- Use the Excel "spelling" function to check and correct all the spelling mistakes in this instruction sheet (i.e., in this textbox). [Hint: There are 9 spelling
mistakes].
Automative
Major appliances
Tools
Total Result
0
10000
20000
30000
40000
50000
60000
70000
Location Calgary
Charlottetown
Edmonton
Halifax
Montreal
Ottawa
Regina
Toronto
Vancouver
Victoria
Sum - Inventory VaLocation
Item Category
Calgary
Charlottetown
Edmonton
Halifax
Montreal
Ottawa
Automative
14275
20305
5899
8975
10184
6901
3168
15670
9275
14711
11253
17152
Tools
27103
23309
27202
26173
18253
14682
Total Result
44546
59284
42376
49859
39690
38735
Major appliances
Th
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20
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Regina
Toronto
Vancouver
Victoria
Total Result
11096
14702
17028
12666
122031
11319
19640
5087
17744
125019
28717
16756
26432
23945
232572
51132
51098
48547
54355
479622
his shape represents a slicer.
icers are supported in Excel
010 or later.
the shape was modified in
n earlier version of Excel, or
the workbook was saved in
xcel 2003 or earlier, the
icer cannot be used.
Location
Item
Item Category
Unit Price
Quantity in Stock
Toronto
Automotive battery
Automative
59
178
Toronto
Car Shelter
Automative
50
84
Vancouver
Automotive battery
Automative
59
142
Vancouver
Car Shelter
Automative
50
173
Montreal
Automotive battery
Automative
59
126
Montreal
Car Shelter
Automative
50
55
Calgary
Automotive battery
Automative
59
175
Calgary
Car Shelter
Automative
50
79
Ottawa
Automotive battery
Automative
59
39
Ottawa
Car Shelter
Automative
50
92
Halifax
Automotive battery
Automative
59
75
Halifax
Car Shelter
Automative
50
91
Victoria
Automotive battery
Automative
59
74
Victoria
Car Shelter
Automative
50
166
Edmonton
Automotive battery
Automative
59
11
Edmonton
Car Shelter
Automative
50
105
Charlotteto Automotive battery
Automative
59
195
Charlotteto Car Shelter
Automative
50
176
Toronto
Frying Pan
75
189
Toronto
Coffee Table
11
65
Toronto
Diffuser
38
125
Vancouver
Frying Pan
75
28
Vancouver
Coffee Table
11
123
Vancouver
Diffuser
38
43
Montreal
Frying Pan
75
126
Montreal
Coffee Table
11
81
Montreal
Diffuser
38
24
Calgary
Frying Pan
75
6
Calgary
Coffee Table
11
64
Calgary
Diffuser
38
53
Ottawa
Frying Pan
75
153
Ottawa
Coffee Table
11
181
Ottawa
Diffuser
38
97
Halifax
Frying Pan
75
128
Halifax
Coffee Table
11
133
Halifax
Diffuser
38
96
Victoria
Frying Pan
75
156
Victoria
Coffee Table
11
14
Victoria
Diffuser
38
155
Edmonton
Frying Pan
75
23
Edmonton
Coffee Table
11
182
Edmonton
Diffuser
38
146
Major appliances
Major appliances
Major appliances
Major appliances
Major appliances
Major appliances
Major appliances
Major appliances
Major appliances
Major appliances
Major appliances
Major appliances
Major appliances
Major appliances
Major appliances
Major appliances
Major appliances
Major appliances
Major appliances
Major appliances
Major appliances
Major appliances
Major appliances
Major appliances
Charlotteto Frying Pan
75
152
Charlotteto Coffee Table
11
22
Charlotteto Diffuser
38
106
Toronto
Hammer Drill
Tools
51
100
Toronto
Belt Sander
Tools
93
81
Toronto
Circular Saw
Tools
57
70
Toronto
Wrench Set
Tools
19
7
Vancouver
Hammer Drill
Tools
51
20
Vancouver
Belt Sander
Tools
93
195
Vancouver
Circular Saw
Tools
57
120
Vancouver
Wrench Set
Tools
19
23
Montreal
Hammer Drill
Tools
51
0
Montreal
Belt Sander
Tools
93
79
Montreal
Circular Saw
Tools
57
154
Montreal
Wrench Set
Tools
19
112
Calgary
Hammer Drill
Tools
51
113
Calgary
Belt Sander
Tools
93
122
Calgary
Circular Saw
Tools
57
112
Calgary
Wrench Set
Tools
19
190
Ottawa
Hammer Drill
Tools
51
9
Ottawa
Belt Sander
Tools
93
99
Ottawa
Circular Saw
Tools
57
43
Ottawa
Wrench Set
Tools
19
135
Halifax
Hammer Drill
Tools
51
60
Halifax
Belt Sander
Tools
93
176
Halifax
Circular Saw
Tools
57
86
Halifax
Wrench Set
Tools
19
97
Victoria
Hammer Drill
Tools
51
162
Victoria
Belt Sander
Tools
93
110
Victoria
Circular Saw
Tools
57
37
Victoria
Wrench Set
Tools
19
176
Edmonton
Hammer Drill
Tools
51
61
Edmonton
Belt Sander
Tools
93
181
Edmonton
Circular Saw
Tools
57
64
Edmonton
Wrench Set
Tools
19
190
Charlotteto Hammer Drill
Tools
51
20
Charlotteto Belt Sander
Tools
93
170
Charlotteto Circular Saw
Tools
57
90
Charlotteto Wrench Set
Tools
19
71
Major appliances
Major appliances
Major appliances
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Inventory Value
Quantity Needed
Reorder Needed?
10502
182
True
4200
194
True
8378
173
True
8650
68
False
7434
162
True
2750
177
True
for freeze j
10325
182
True
3950
200
True
2301
12
False
4600
9
False
4425
45
False
4550
184
True
4366
68
False
8300
111
False
649
142
True
5250
34
False
11505
13
False
8800
46
False
14175
125
False
715
31
False
4750
159
True
2100
106
True
1353
119
False
1634
12
False
9450
144
True
891
194
True
2900
912
56
True
450
144
True
704
88
True
2014
78
True
11475
179
True
1991
112
False
2236
3686
110
True
9600
4
False
1463
137
True
3648
22
False
11700
161
True
154
47
True
5890
104
False
1725
113
True
2002
131
False
5548
102
False
11400
25
False
242
106
True
4028
102
False
5100
53
False
7533
30
False
3990
113
True
133
146
True
1020
175
True
18135
2
False
6840
12
False
437
151
True
0
171
True
7347
115
True
8778
38
False
2128
48
False
5763
49
False
11346
4
False
6384
69
False
3610
71
False
459
17
True
9207
179
True
2451
106
True
2565
102
False
3060
69
True
16368
157
False
4902
171
True
1843
34
False
8262
12
False
10230
78
False
2109
2
False
3344
5
False
3111
119
True
16833
196
True
3648
171
True
3610
154
False
1020
40
True
15810
127
False
5130
30
False
1349
85
True
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1; 34.07%
2; 36.24%
3; 29.70%
Inventory by location
1
2
3
Tools
Major Appliances
Automative
0
500
1000
1500
2000
2500
3000
3500
4000
4500
Tools; 4090
Major Appliances; 2900
Automative; 2232
Tools; 3424
Major Appliances; 1981
Automative; 2236
Tools; 3723
Major Appliances; 3063
Automative; 2395
Inventory levels
Quantity in Stock
Quantity Needed
Real Need
Top Table
Location
Tools
Automative
Total
Trend
Toronto
$
16,756.0 $
19,640.0 $
14,702.0 $
51,098.00
Victoria
$
23,945.0 $
17,744.0 $
12,666.0 $
54,355.00
Calgary
$
27,103.0 $
3,168.0 $
14,275.0 $
44,546.00
Toronto
51098
Victoria
54355
Calgary
44546
Item Category
Quantity in Stock
Quantity Needed
Real Need
Bottom Table
Tools
4090
3424
3723
to get rid of decimals
2900
1981
3063
Automative
2232
2236
2395
Estimated Loss Rate:
7.3%
Qaunt in stock +real need
AVERAGEIF
COUNTIF
IF Function
MAX
UPPER
LEFT
Proper
50.3333333333333
10
Not Correct
54355
TOOLS
Aut
Location
50.3333333333333
using labels
"Toronto" with apot. Only works for one words
To change legend names,go to select data and name according which cell's data was selected first ex Toronto,Victoria,Calgary.
Instead just click an example of what ur looking for
For
Major Appliances
Major Appliances
Sum of Inventory Value for Each Item and Location
1; 34.07%
2; 36.24%
3; 29.70%
Inventory by location
1
2
3
just include names when making charts
Toronto
Victoria
Calgary
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