Project 2G Inventory

1 Start Excel. From your student files, open e02G_Inventory. Save the file in your Excel Chapter 2 folder as Lastname_Firstname_2G_Inventory 2 Change the Theme to Slice. Rename Sheet1 as Bulbs and Sheet2 as Trees and then make the Bulbs sheet the active sheet. 3 To the right of column B, insert two new columns to create new blank columns C and D. By using Flash Fill in the two new columns, split the data in column B into a column for Item # in column C and Category in column D. Type Item # as the column title in column C and Category as the column title in column D. 4 Delete column B. By using the Cut and Paste commands, cut column C—Category—and paste it to column G, and then delete the empty column C. Apply AutoFit to columns A:F. 5 Display the Trees worksheet, and then repeat Steps 3 and 4 on this worksheet. 6 Group the worksheets and then make the following calculations: • In cell B4, enter a function to sum the Quantity in Stock data, and then apply Comma Style with zero decimal places to the result. • In cells B5:B8, enter formulas to calculate the
Average, Median, Lowest, and Highest retail prices, and then apply the Accounting Number Format. 7 Ungroup the worksheets. In each of the two worksheets, make the following calculations without grouping the sheets: • In cell B10, enter a COUNTIF function to determine how many different types of Tulips are in stock on the Bulbs sheet and how many different types of Evergreens are in stock on the Trees worksheet. • In cell G14, type Stock Level In cell G15, enter an IF function to determine the items that must be ordered. If the Quantity in Stock is less than 75 the Value_if_true is Order Otherwise the Value_if_false is OK Fill the formula down through all the rows. • Apply Conditional Formatting to the Stock Level column so that cells that contain the text Order are formatted with Bold Italic with a Font Color of Dark Blue, Text 2. Apply Gradient Fill Blue Data Bars to the Quantity in Stock column.
8 In the Bulbs sheet, format the range A14:G42 as a table with headers and apply Table Style Light 20. Insert a Total Row, filter by Category for Tulips, and then Sum the Quantity in Stock column. Record the result in cell B11. 9 Select the table, clear the filter, Sort the table on the Item # column from Smallest to Largest, and then remove the Total Row. On the Page Layout tab, set Print Titles so that row 14 repeats at the top of each page. 10 In the Trees sheet, format the range A14:G42 as a table with headers and apply Table Style Light 19. Insert a Total Row, filter by Category for Evergreens, and then Sum the Quantity in Stock column. Record the result in cell B11. 11 Select the table, clear the filter, Sort the table on the Item # column from Smallest to Largest, and then remove the Total Row. On the Page Layout tab, set Print Titles so that row 14 repeats at the top of each page, and then Save your workbook. 12 Group the two worksheets. Merge & Center the title in cell A1 across the range A1:G1 and apply the Title cell style. Merge & Center the subtitle in cell A2 across the range A2:G2 and apply the Heading 1 cell style. AutoFit Column A. Center the worksheets Horizontally, change the Orientation to Landscape, display the Print Preview, and then change the Settings to Fit All Columns on One Page. 13 In Backstage view, on the left click Save, and then ungroup the sheets. Make the Trees sheet the active sheet, and then insert a new worksheet. Change the sheet name to Summary and then widen columns A:D to 170 pixels. Move the Summary sheet so that it is the first sheet in the workbook. 14 In cell A1, type Pasadena Inventory Summary and then Merge & Center the title across the range A1:D1. Apply the Title cell style. In cell A2, type As of December 31 and then Merge & Center the text across the range A2:D2. Apply the Heading 1 cell style. 15 On the Bulbs sheet, Copy the range A4:A8. Display the Summary sheet and Paste the selection to cell A5. Apply the Heading 4 cell style to the selection. 16 In the Summary sheet, in cell B4, type Bulbs In cell C4 type Trees In cell D4 type Bulbs/Trees and then Center the column titles. Apply the Heading 3 cell style.
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17 In cell B5, enter a formula that references cell B4 in the Bulbs sheet so that the Bulbs Total Items in Stock displays in B5. Create similar formulas to enter the Average Price, Median Price, Lowest Price, and Highest Price from the Bulbs sheet into the Summary sheet in the range B6:B9. 18 Enter formulas in the range C5:C9 that reference the appropriate cells in the Trees worksheet. 19 In cells D5, D6, D7, D8, and D9, insert Column sparklines using the values in the Bulbs and Trees columns. Format each sparkline using the first five Sparkline styles in the first row. 20 To the range B5:C5, apply Comma Style with zero decimal places, and to the range B6:C9, apply
Accounting Number Format. Center the Summary worksheet Horizontally and change the Orientation to Landscape. Group the worksheets and insert a footer in the left section with the File Name. 21 As the Tags, type Pasadena inventory As the Subject, type your course name and section number. Be sure your name displays as the Author. 22 In Backstage view, on the left click Save. If directed by your instructor to do so, submit your paper printout, your electronic image of your document that looks like a printed document, or your original Excel file. If required by your instructor, print or create an electronic version of your worksheet with formulas displayed. In the upper right corner of the Excel window, click Close.