I. Multiple Choice: 20 Questions worth 1 point each.

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I.Multiple Choice: 20 Questions worth 1 point each.        
              
1Onscreen text that appears when you position the mouse pointer over certain objects, such as the objects on the taskbar or a toolbar button. ScreenTips tell you the purpose or function of the object to which you are pointing.        
  a) Point            
  b) Sort            
  c) ScreenTip            
  d) Cut            
              
2If you want to paste a formula result — but not the underlying formula — to another cell, you would copy the cell with the formula, then place the insertion point in the cell you want to copy to and then:          
 a) Click the Paste button on the Standard toolbar.          
 b) Click the arrow on the Paste button on the Standard toolbar, then click Formulas.        
 c) Click the arrow on the Paste button on the Standard toolbar, then click Formatting.        
 d) Click the arrow on the Paste button on the Standard toolbar, then click Paste Special and select Values.        
              
3 A color option that uses the Windows default text and background color values.        
 a) Automatic color           
 b) Total row            
 c) Mini toolbar            
 d) Standard color           
              
4A fast way to add up this column of numbers is to click in the cell below the numbers and then:        
 a) Click Subtotals on the Data menu.          
 b) View the sum in the formula bar.          
 c) Click the AutoSum button on the Standard toolbar, then press ENTER.        
 d) Click the Toolbox and then press SUMIF+D29          
              
5Which of the following is an absolute cell reference?        
 a) G5            
 b) $A$8            
 c) B:2            
 d) #J#9            
              
6To remove data from a cell and place it on the Office Clipboard.         
 a) Chart            
 b) Cut            
 c) Link            
 d) Cell            
              
7On an Excel sheet the active cell is indicated by _____________.        
 a) A dark wide border           
 b) A dotted border           
 c) A blinking border           
 d) None of the above           
              
8How do you change column width to fit the contents?        
 a) Single-click the boundary to the left of the column heading.         
 b) Double-click the boundary to the right of the column heading.         
 c) Press ALT and single-click anywhere in the column.          
 d) Press SHIFT W           
              
9 ###### means:         
 a) You've entered a number wrong.          
 b) You've misspelled something.          
 c) The cell is not wide enough.           
 d) You entered an incorrect formula.           
              
10Which key do you press to group two or more adjacent rows, columns, or cells?        
 a) CTRL.            
 b) SHIFT            
 c) ALT            
 d) F5            
              
11In order to multiply items in Excel you would use which symbol:         
 a) ^            
 b) @            
 c) *            
 d) #            
              
12A user wishes to remove a spreadsheet from a workbook. Which is the correct sequence of events that will do this ?        
 a) Go to FILE - SAVE AS - SAVE AS TYPE - Excel 4.0 Work Sheet         
 b) Right click on the spreadsheet tab and select DELETE         
 c) Right click on the spreadsheet and select INSERT - ENTIRE COLUMN        
 d) Right click on the spreadsheet tab and press the X key.         
              
13Which formula can add the all the numeric values in a range of cells, ignoring those which are not numeric, and place the result in a different cell ?        
 a) Count            
 b) Average            
 c) Sum            
 d) MAX            
              
14__________ orientation is a worksheet whereby the page is wider than it is tall.        
 Answer: Landscape orientation           
 a) Diagonal            
 b) Portrait            
 c) Landscape            
 d) Vertical             
              
15The _____________ identifies each row by a different number.         
 a) Row titles            
 b) Row totals            
 c) Row averages           
 d) Row heading           
              
16To protect a  sheet, you must also:      
 a) Insert gridlines           
 b) Sort the first column           
 c) Lock all or some cells           
 d) Title each column           
              
17Another name for a formula in Excel is:          
 a) Arithmetic            
 b) Equation            
 c) Math            
 d) Function            
              
18Excel spreadsheets be used as the "data source" for:        
 a) Adding new rows           
 b) Adding new columns           
 c) Mail Merge            
 d) Filtering             
              
19To hide sub-rows, you would use:         
 a) The group function           
 b) The autoSum function           
 c) Conditional formatting           
 d) Data consolidation           
              
20To create drop down lists within a cell, you would use:          
 a) A pivot table           
 b) The validate function           
 c) Permissions            
 d) Page breaks           
              
II.Apply Your Knowledge: 20 questions worth 4 points each       
              
21Write the formula in the yellow highlighted cell to compute total hours worked.        
              
 Employee #:Hours Worked:          
 12836740           
 15382346           
 13487952           
 17305448           
 15639852           
 19984348           
 36492149           
              
              
              
              
              
22Write the formula in the yellow highlighted cell to compute the average number of hours worked.        
              
 Employee #:Hours Worked:Hourly Wage:Weekly Salary         
 12836740$10.50N/A         
 15382346N/A$800         
 13487952N/A$900         
 17305448$15.25N/A         
 15639856N/A$1,000         
 19984348$18.00N/A         
 36492149$16.75N/A         
              
              
              
              
23Write the formula in the yellow highlighted cell below to compute total gross payroll.
       
              
 Employee #:Hours Worked:Hourly Wage:Weekly Salary         
 12836740$10.50N/A         
 15382346N/A$800         
 13487952N/A$900         
 17305448$15.25N/A         
 15639856N/A$1,000         
 19984348$18.00N/A         
 36492149$16.75N/A         
              
              
              
              
              
              
24The following two charts were created from the table above. 
1) How are they different?
2) Which Excel function can create Graph II from Graph I with one key stroke?
 
      
 Revenue by Department per Month
(in Thousands)
       
 Department:JanuaryFebruaryMarchAprilMay       
 Accessories$18,943.43$17,223.65$21,945.78$25,943.93$28,520.55       
 Clothing               16,302.03                              19,443.43            21,884.73             17,990.69                      18,396.49    
 Jewelry               35,944.34                              32,680.64            41,640.64             49,226.84                      54,116.70        
              
              
Graph I
Graph II       
 
             
              
              
              
              
              
              
              
              
              
              
              
              
              
              
              
              
              
              
25Explain the difference between Tables A, B, and C. 
Describe the step by step instructions to achieve Tables B and C, from Table A. 
       
        
 Table ATable BTable C    
 Inventory #TypeDetailsInventory #TypeDetailsInventory #TypeDetails    
 1100ClothingWomen's blouses1300AccessoriesBelts1300AccessoriesBelts    
 1200JewleryGarnet rings1500AccessoriesHats1800 ShoesChildren's shoes    
 1300AccessoriesBelts1600AccessoriesScarves1400ClothingChildren's shorts    
 1400ClothingChildren's shorts1100ClothingWomen's blouses2600JewleryDiamond necklaces   
 1500AccessoriesHats1400ClothingChildren's shorts2800JewleryDiamond rings    
 1600AccessoriesScarves2000ClothingMen's shorts1900JewleryEmerald rings    
 1700JewlerySapphire necklaces2200ClothingMen's dress shirts1200JewleryGarnet rings    
 1800 ShoesChildren's shoes2500ClothingWomen's skirts2900ClothingGirls dresses    
 1900JewleryEmerald rings2900ClothingGirls dresses1500AccessoriesHats    
 2000ClothingMen's shorts1200JewleryGarnet rings2200ClothingMen's dress shirts   
 2100JewleryMen's wedding rings1700JewlerySapphire necklaces3000ShoesMen's shoes    
 2200ClothingMen's dress shirts1900JewleryEmerald rings2000ClothingMen's shorts    
 2300JewlerySterling silver rings2100JewleryMen's wedding rings2100JewleryMen's wedding rings   
 2400JewleryWomen's Wedding bands2300JewlerySterling silver rings1700JewlerySapphire necklaces   
 2500ClothingWomen's skirts2400JewleryWomen's Wedding bands1600AccessoriesScarves    
 2600JewleryDiamond necklaces2600JewleryDiamond necklaces2300JewlerySterling silver rings   
 2700 ShoesWomen's shoes2800JewleryDiamond rings1100ClothingWomen's blouses   
 2800JewleryDiamond rings1800ShoesChildren's shoes2700 ShoesWomen's shoes    
 2900ClothingGirls dresses2700ShoesWomen's shoes2500ClothingWomen's skirts    
 3000ShoesMen's shoes3000ShoesMen's shoes2400JewleryWomen's Wedding bands   
              
              
              
              
              
              
              
              
              
26Describe what would cause Table B to report Inventory #s as #VALUE! for the first 5 items.       
              
 Table B      
 Inventory #TypeDetails          
 #VALUE! ShoesChildren's shoes          
 #VALUE! ShoesWomen's shoes          
 #VALUE!AccessoriesBelts          
 #VALUE!AccessoriesHats          
 #VALUE!AccessoriesScarves          
 1100ClothingWomen's blouses          
 1200ClothingChildren's shorts          
 1300ClothingMen's shorts          
 1400ClothingMen's dress shirts          
 1500ClothingWomen's skirts          
 1600ClothingGirls dresses          
 1700JewleryGarnet rings          
 1800JewlerySapphire necklaces          
 1900JewleryEmerald rings          
 2000JewleryMen's wedding rings          
 2100JewlerySterling silver rings          
 2200JewleryWomen's Wedding bands          
 2300JewleryDiamond necklaces          
 2400JewleryDiamond rings          
 3000ShoesMen's shoes          
              
         
              
27Which Excel function could create the table below that contains red, yellow, and green markers?       
              
 Revenue Reported by Manager per Month
 ManagerJanuaryFebruaryMarchAprilMay       
 Apple, Bridget$30,309.49$27,557.84$35,113.25$41,510.29$45,632.88       
 Pear, Derrick               18,943.43                              17,223.65            21,945.78             25,943.93                      28,520.55        
 Banana, Kathy               33,151.00                              30,141.39            38,405.12             45,401.88                      49,910.96        
 Plum, Florence               36,371.39                              33,069.41            42,135.90             49,812.35                      54,759.46        
 Grape, Sharon               85,927.40                              78,126.48            99,546.06           117,681.67                    129,369.21        
 Peach, Ron             137,483.84                            125,002.36          159,273.69           188,290.67                    206,990.74        
 Grapefruit, Anne               35,944.34                              32,680.64            41,640.64             49,226.84                      54,116.70        
 Totals$378,130.88$343,801.77$438,060.43$517,867.62$569,300.51       
              
              
              
              
              
              
         
28Using the invoice template below, write formulas in the yellow highlighted cells to compute the values.  Assume a tax rate of 7.5% and a discount of 10%.         
              
 Catering Invoice
Manckowitz Jewish Deli & Catering
1858 Pastrami Lane
Baltimore, MD 21209
Invoice #:  671C
 Date: 10/15/18
         
 MENU ITEMUNIT PRICEQUANTITYLINE TOTAL         
 Matzo Ball Soup$2.9820          
 Corned beef sandwiches$5.9830          
 Whitefish salad sandwiches$4.5025          
 Potato Latkes$1.9840          
   SUB-TOTAL BEFORE DISCOUNT          
   DISCOUNT          
 SUB-TOTAL AFTER DISCOUNT          
 TAX          
 TOTAL          
              
              
              
29Create 2 (collapsible) groups on this spreadsheet: Part I and Part II.       
              
30 Add 5 additional rows below this question and highlight them green.        
              
31Create a drop down list of the following items in the highlighted cells below.        
  FAR = Financial Accounting and Reporting         
  AUD = Auditing           
  REG = Taxation and Business Law          
  BEC  Business and Environmental Concepts         
              
              
32Label the areas in the screen shot below.          
              
 
             
              
              
              
              
              
              
              
              
              
              
              
              
              
              
              
              
              
              
33Write the formula to compute the Total Percentage Weights in the yellow highlighted cell below.       
              
Angela Jade's GradesPercentage WeightsAssignmentGrades Earned% GradeLetter
Grade
       
 Quizzes20%Quiz 17990-100%A       
 Midterm Exam30%Quiz 28280-89%B       
 Project A5%Quiz 39070-79%C       
 Project B15%Midterm77Below 70%F       
 Final Exam30%Quiz 479         
   Project A81         
   Quiz 575         
   Quiz 683         
   Final Exam73         
   Project B92         
              
              
              
              
              
              
34Using the information below, write the formula to compute Angela Jade's final percentage grade. Also report Angela Jade's final letter grade.  
Angela Jade's GradesPercentage WeightsAssignmentGrades Earned% GradeLetter
Grade
       
 Quizzes20%Quiz 17990-100%A       
 Midterm Exam30%Quiz 28280-89%B       
 Project A5%Quiz 39070-79%C       
 Project B15%Midterm77Below 70%F       
 Final Exam30%Quiz 479         
  100%Project A81         
   Quiz 575         
   Quiz 683         
   Final Exam73         
   Project B92         
              
              
              
              
              
              
35Create a table similar to the one in the previous question. Enter the formula to compute your final course grade for this course.       
              
              
              
              
              
              
              
              
              
              
              
              
              
              
              
              
              
              
              
              
              
              
36Assuming 80% is the lowest passing grade, write the formula in the yellow highlighted cells below indicating whether each student Passed or Failed. Hint: the resulting cell contents should read "Passed" or "Failed."    

Write the "IF" formula to mark cells as "PASSED" or "FAILED" if the value of cell B158 is greater than 74.
Use the formula to complete the table below.
       
 StudentGrades Earned:Passed or Failed?          
 A. Jade78           
 D. Rouge72           
 S. Plum82           
 H. White68           
              
         
              
              
37Create a column chart using the data in Table A below.  Group similar assignments into 3 group in this order: Quizzes, Exams, and Projects. Fill the Quiz bars with red, Projects with Purple, and Exams with Dark   Title the chart: Grades by Assignment Category.  Set the Y axis  scale from 0 to 100 in 10s and bold the font.  The X axis should be grouped by assignment type, and bold the font.                     
         
 Table A          
 AssignmentDue DateGrade          
 Quiz 1Jan. 882          
 Quiz 2Jan. 1579          
 Quiz 3Jan. 2390          
 Quiz 4Jan. 3079          
 Quiz 5Feb. 775          
 Quiz 6Feb. 1083          
 Project AFeb. 1481          
 Project BFeb. 2184          
 MidtermFeb. 2577          
 Final ExamFeb. 2873          
              
              
              
              
              
              
              
38Using the Inventory TYPE data, describe the step by step instructions to see the Jewelry items only, as is shown to the right. Use your step by step instructions to create Table III, which will be identical to Table II.       
 Table ITable II       
 Inventory #TYPEDetailsInventory #TYPEDetails       
 1100ClothingWomen's blouses1200JewelryGarnet rings       
 1200JewelryGarnet rings1700JewelrySapphire rings       
 1300AccessoriesBelts1900JewelryEmerald rings       
 1400ClothingChildren's shorts2000JewelryRuby rings       
 1500AccessoriesHats2200Jewelry925 rings       
 1600AccessoriesScarves2300JewelryCocktail rings       
 1700JewelrySapphire rings2500JewelryMulti-gem rings       
 1800 ShoesChildren's shoes2700JewelryDiamond rings       
 1900JewelryEmerald rings          
 2000JewelryRuby ringsTable III       
 2100ClothingMen's dress shirts          
 2200Jewelry925 rings          
 2300JewelryCocktail rings          
 2400ClothingWomen's skirts          
 2500JewelryMulti-gem rings          
 2600 ShoesWomen's shoes          
 2700JewelryDiamond rings          
              
              
              
              
              
              
              
              
39Provide a review of this Excel Assessment.  Be sure to include which Excel function(s) were new to you, what you learned, what you hope to learn about Excel in this course.
       
              
              
              
              
              
              
              
              
              
40Demonstrate your knowledge of Excel not already assessed in this Excel Assessment by creating a new Excel Assessment question (and the solution) for consideration by your professor in future semesters.         
              
              
              
              
              
              
              
              

 

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