Excel Test
Instructions
- All calculations must be done using formulas or functions.
 - Do not use manually typed in values within formulas or functions.
 - Example: =SUM(A1:A3)+42.83
 - These instructions have been provided to you in hard copy and can also be found in the Excel Test.xls workbook on the Instructions worksheet.
 - Read each problem carefully and perform the tasks in each section. Good Luck!!
 - Open Excel Test.xls.
 
Payroll
- Go to the Payroll worksheet.
 - Enter your full name in cell A1.
 - Insert a new employee in row 13. Enter the following data points for this new employee:
 - Employee is Jones, Peggy
 - Aptitude Test Scoreis 85
 - Pay Rate is 23.5
 - Hours are 35
 - Each employee is given a weekly aptitude test, a score of 80 or above on this test entitles them to a bonus calculated as follows: bonus percentage times gross pay. A score below 80 yields a bonus of 0. Calculate the bonuses for each employee in the Bonus column.
 - Compute the Taxable Income (Gross Pay plus Bonus) for each employee.
 - Calculate the Average of each column.
 - Format values as needed.
 
Savings Plan
- Go to the Savings Plan worksheet.
 - Cell reference your name in cell A1.
 - ArtSoft employees may participate in a company savings plan which requires the employee to contribute $200 monthly for 5 years. The annual interest rate earned is 5%.
 - Enter the monthly interest rate for the plan.
 - Enter the total monthly contribution the employee must make.
 - Determine the future value of this investment.
 - Format values as needed.
 
Sales
- Go to the Sales worksheet.
 - Cell reference your name in cell A1.
 - Complete columns Total and Average.
 - Create a line graph comparing the sales for each city in the first quarter
 - construct a line graph of sales by month, with one line for each city, with the following features:
 - Place the graph below the Net Sales table
 - Make a legend to designate which line color refers to which city.
 - Enter “ArtSoft First Quarter Sales” as the Chart Title.
 - Enter “Month” as the x-axis label and “Sales (Millions)” as the y-axis label.
 - Change the scale of the y axis to make 30 the minimum value
 - Format values as needed.
 
Filter
- Go to the Filter worksheet.
 - Cell reference your name in cell A1.
 - Freeze panes so column headings remain visible.
 - Filter the data to find all employees who
 - have recently been promoted, and
 - do not belong to the union, and
 - earn between $45,000 and $75,000 (inclusive).
 - Sort the filtered data in descending order by salary.
 
Lookup
- Go to the Lookup worksheet.
 - Cell reference your name in cell A1.
 - Make the Widget World Raise %s table a named range.
 - Using a formula or function, bring in the following values from the Filer worksheet: Salary and Years with Widget
 - Using the named range you created above and the Salary values, calculate the Raise % and Raise $ for each employee
 - Format values as needed.
 
Wine
- Go to the Wine worksheet.
 - Cell reference your name in cell A1.
 - Calculate the Total Revenue using Bottles Sold, Price per Bottle, less Discount.
 - Calculate the Subtotal, Tax, and Total.
 - Create a pie chart to the right of the table with a pie wedge for each Winery and the size of the pie wedge based on the Number of Bottles Sold.
 - Format values as needed.
 
Data
- Go to the Data worksheet.
 - Cell reference your name in cell A1.
 - Place a Filter on the column headings.
 - Sort the data by the column Credits, large to small values.
 - Format the Credit and Debit columns as comma and two decimal places.
 - Filter the BAI Type Code for numbers greater than 500.
 - Adjust all columns’ width as needed
 - Insert a worksheet and name it Data Results.
 - Cell reference your name in cell A1.
 - Create numbers one through three beginning in cell A3 and ending 2 rows below.
 - Input a formula on the Answers sheet next to number one which counts how many transactions have a 0 Day Flt Amt greater than 0.
 - Input a formula on the Answers sheet next to number two which calculates the sum of 1 Day Flt Amt and 2 Day Flt Amt
 - Input a formula on the Answers sheet next to number three which calculates the sum of one and two day float for all BAI Types less than 500
 - Format values as needed.
 
Mortgage
- Go to the Mortgage worksheet.
 - Cell reference your name in cell A1.
 - Harold bought a house and his first mortgage payment is due August 1, 2007. Harold's mortgage payment is due on the 1st of every month. The monthly principal amount is $100.00. The annual interest rate is 5.0% and the monthly interest is calculated using a 30/360 year. The principal balance of the mortgage loan on July 31st, 2007 is $350,000.00.
 - Input the loan variables from the above sentence into the column Loan Variable according to the description in the Loan Item column.
 - Calculate the following:
 - August 1, 2007 Monthly Principal Due
 - August 1, 2007 Monthly Interest Due
 - August 1, 2007 Mortgage Payment Due
 - September 1, 2007 Principal Balance Outstanding
 - Number of years to pay off Principal Balance assuming Harold pays exactly $100 per month towards Principal
 - The monthly mortgage payment if Harold wanted to pay off his loan in 30 years
 - Which is the higher monthly mortgage payment?
 - $100 per month in principal plus interest, OR
 - Paying off the loan in 30 years
 - Which paydownscenario is less costly over the life of the loan?
 - $100 per month in principal plus interest, OR
 - Paying off the loan in 30 years
 - Format values as needed.
 
Save As and Exit The File
- Save As the file to the desktop with the following nomenclature:
 - Your full name, no spaces, all lower case, ExcelTest
 - Example: snowwhiteExcelTest.xls
 
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