CASH + ACCTS REC + SUPPUES+ EQUIPMT ACCTS PAY + NOTES PAY + WALL CAP Remarks for OE A=L+OE? 1. Owner Investment TRUE Totals TRUE %3D 2. TRUE Totals %3D TRUE 3. TRUE Totals TRUE 4. Rent Expense TRUE Totals TRUE |Consulting Revenue 5. TRUE Totals TRUE 6. |Owner Withdrawal TRUE Totals TRUE 7. Utilities Expense TRUE Totals TRUE 8. TRUE Totals %3D TRUE TRANSACTIONS: 1. Wall began the business with an investment of $40,000 cash. 2. Wall purchased supplies on account for $2,500 3. Wall purchased equipment in the amount of $14,000 signing a note payable for the entire amount. 4. Wall paid rent expense, in cash, of $1,700. Note: be sure to use minus signs for decreases! 5. Wall provided consulting services to a customer for $5,000 on account. 6. Wall withdrew cash in the amount of $1,600 for personal use. 7. Wall paid utilities expense in the amount of $600 in cash. Note: be sure to use minus signs for decreases! Note: be sure to use minus signs for decreases! 8. Wall received cash on account from customers in the amount of $3,000

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Please find the answers to the green blanks you see in the attached screenshot. 

**Excel Spreadsheet Overview: Financial Accounting Transactions**

This spreadsheet showcases a series of transactions for an entity, “Wall.” It involves tracking assets, liabilities, and owner’s equity (OE) through a series of activities affecting these financial categories.

### Structure:

#### Main Columns:
- **Column B to J:** Track assets and liabilities in different categories:
  - Cash (Column C)
  - Accounts Receivable (C)
  - Supplies (D)
  - Equipment (E)
  - Accounts Payable (F)
  - Notes Payable (G)
  - Wall Capital (H)
  
- **Column I & J:**
  - Remarks for OE (Column I)
  - Equation A=L+OE validation (Column J)

#### Column Headers:
- **A = L + OE Check:** Ensures the accounting equation holds true for each transaction.

### Indicative Transactions:

#### Transactions Listed:
1. **Owner Investment:** Starting capital by Wall with $40,000 in cash.
2. **Purchase of Supplies:** Supplies acquired for $2,500 on credit.
3. **Purchase of Equipment:** Equipment bought for $14,000 via a note payable.
4. **Rent Expense:** Rent payment of $1,700 in cash. (Use negative sign for decreases)
5. **Consulting Revenue:** Services provided for $5,000 on account.
6. **Owner Withdrawal:** $1,600 withdrawn for personal use (Use negative sign for decreases).
7. **Utilities Expense:** Utility payment of $600 in cash. (Use negative sign for decreases)
8. **Receipt of Cash:** $3,000 received from customers on account.
  
#### Observations:
- Each line tracks different transactions affecting the accounting equation.
- “True” in Column J indicates the balances align with the accounting principle: **Assets = Liabilities + Owner’s Equity**.
  
#### Additional Information:
- Specific instructions on updating related cells are provided, emphasizing use of correct signs for decreases.
- Green cells should be filled with accurate values.
- The notes specify that the financial statements are automatically generated based on these inputs.

### Instructions for Users:
- Insert data into specified cells to maintain balance in the accounting equation.
- Ensure all transactions are recorded accurately for automatic statement generation.
- Upon completion, upload the finalized file via the platform (Canvas) using the designated submission link.

This spreadsheet acts as a practical exercise for students to apply theoretical knowledge into real-world accounting tasks, ensuring accurate financial
Transcribed Image Text:**Excel Spreadsheet Overview: Financial Accounting Transactions** This spreadsheet showcases a series of transactions for an entity, “Wall.” It involves tracking assets, liabilities, and owner’s equity (OE) through a series of activities affecting these financial categories. ### Structure: #### Main Columns: - **Column B to J:** Track assets and liabilities in different categories: - Cash (Column C) - Accounts Receivable (C) - Supplies (D) - Equipment (E) - Accounts Payable (F) - Notes Payable (G) - Wall Capital (H) - **Column I & J:** - Remarks for OE (Column I) - Equation A=L+OE validation (Column J) #### Column Headers: - **A = L + OE Check:** Ensures the accounting equation holds true for each transaction. ### Indicative Transactions: #### Transactions Listed: 1. **Owner Investment:** Starting capital by Wall with $40,000 in cash. 2. **Purchase of Supplies:** Supplies acquired for $2,500 on credit. 3. **Purchase of Equipment:** Equipment bought for $14,000 via a note payable. 4. **Rent Expense:** Rent payment of $1,700 in cash. (Use negative sign for decreases) 5. **Consulting Revenue:** Services provided for $5,000 on account. 6. **Owner Withdrawal:** $1,600 withdrawn for personal use (Use negative sign for decreases). 7. **Utilities Expense:** Utility payment of $600 in cash. (Use negative sign for decreases) 8. **Receipt of Cash:** $3,000 received from customers on account. #### Observations: - Each line tracks different transactions affecting the accounting equation. - “True” in Column J indicates the balances align with the accounting principle: **Assets = Liabilities + Owner’s Equity**. #### Additional Information: - Specific instructions on updating related cells are provided, emphasizing use of correct signs for decreases. - Green cells should be filled with accurate values. - The notes specify that the financial statements are automatically generated based on these inputs. ### Instructions for Users: - Insert data into specified cells to maintain balance in the accounting equation. - Ensure all transactions are recorded accurately for automatic statement generation. - Upon completion, upload the finalized file via the platform (Canvas) using the designated submission link. This spreadsheet acts as a practical exercise for students to apply theoretical knowledge into real-world accounting tasks, ensuring accurate financial
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