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Excel Lab 1 Assignment

This document provides instructions for an Excel lab assignment to create an annual cost of goods worksheet for a coffee franchise. The summary is: The assignment involves creating a worksheet with a title, subtitle, and data table with store locations and supply costs. Formatting is applied using cell styles. A SUM function calculates totals. A 3D clustered column chart is inserted to visualize the data. Properties are updated, the file is saved, and corrections are made to sales amounts with an expected total.

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Excel Lab 1 Assignment

This document provides instructions for an Excel lab assignment to create an annual cost of goods worksheet for a coffee franchise. The summary is: The assignment involves creating a worksheet with a title, subtitle, and data table with store locations and supply costs. Formatting is applied using cell styles. A SUM function calculates totals. A 3D clustered column chart is inserted to visualize the data. Properties are updated, the file is saved, and corrections are made to sales amounts with an expected total.

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Excel Lab – Assignment #1

Lab 1: Annual Cost of Goods Worksheet


Problem: You work part-time as a spreadsheet specialist for Kona's Expresso Coffee, one of the
up-and-coming coffee franchises in the United States. Your manager has asked you to develop
an annual cost of goods analysis
worksheet similar to the one shown in Figure 1-102.

Instructions: Perform the following tasks.


1. Start Excel. Enter the worksheet title, Kona's Expresso Coffee, in cell A1 and the worksheet
subtitle, Annual Cost of Goods, in cell A2. Beginning in row 3, enter the store locations, costs of
goods, and supplies categories shown in Table 1-7.
2. Use the SUM function to determine the totals for each store location, type of supply, and
company grand total.
3. Use Cell Styles in the Styles group on the Home tab on the Ribbon to format the worksheet
title with the Title cell style. Center the title across columns A through G. Do not be concerned if
the edges of the worksheet title
are not displayed.
4. Use buttons in the Font group on the Home tab on the Ribbon to format the worksheet subtitle
to 14-point Calibri dark blue, bold font and center it across columns A through G.
5. Use Cell Styles in the Styles group on the Home tab on the Ribbon to format the range A3:G3
with the Heading 2 cell style, the range A4:G7 with the 20% - Accent1 cell style, and the range
A8:G8 with the Total cell style. Use the buttons in the Number group on the Home tab on the
Ribbon to apply the Accounting Number format to the range B4:G4 and the range B8:G8. Use
the buttons in the Number group on the Home tab on the Ribbon to apply the Comma Style to
the range B5:G7. Adjust any column widths to the widest
text entry in each column.
6. Select the range A3:F7 and then insert a 3-D Clustered Column chart. Apply the Style 5 chart
style to the chart. Move and resize the chart so that it appears in the range A10: G22. If the labels
along the horizontal axis (x-axis) do not appear as shown in Figure 1-102, then drag the right
side of the chart so that it is displayed in the range A10:G22.
7. Update the document properties with your name, course number, and name for the workbook.
8. Save the workbook using the file name yourID#_Lab1-Konas Expresso Coffee Annual Cost of
Goods.
9. Copy and Paste this worksheet to another worksheet.
10. Make the following two corrections to the sales amounts: $9,648.12 for Seattle Condiments
(cell E6), $12,844.79 for Chicago Pastries (cell C7). After you enter the corrections, the
company totals in cell G8 should equal $462,135.04.
11. Save the workbook. Submit the assignment as
requested by your instructor.

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