Exp19_Excel_Ch09_ML1_Expenses

Exp19_Excel_Ch09_ML1_Expenses

Project Description:

You carefully tracked your income and expenses for three months using one worksheet per month. The worksheets contain the same expense categories. You used the Miscellaneous category to include a variety of expenses, including a vacation in June. For each month, you calculated the difference between your income and expenses as you were saving for your vacation in June. Now you want to create a three-month summary to analyze your spending habits.

Start   Excel. Download and open the file named Exp19_Excel_Ch09_ML1_Expenses.xlsx. Grader has automatically added   your last name to the beginning of the filename.

You want to enter a title and   apply a cell style to three worksheets at the same time.
 

  Group the April, May, and June worksheets. Type Savings, Income, & Expenses in cell A1. Select the range   A1:C1 and apply the Heading 1 cell style.

With the worksheets grouped, you   want to calculate the Ending Savings Balance.
 

  In cell C6, add the Beginning Savings Balance to the Monthly Savings Added.

With the worksheets grouped, you   want to unlock a range so that it can be edited.
 

  Unlock cell C9 and the range B12:B20 in the grouped worksheets. Then, ungroup   the worksheets.

Three worksheets should have 3-D   references to other worksheets.
 

  Display the May worksheet. In cell C4, create a formula with a 3-D reference   to cell C6 (the
  Ending Savings Balance) in the April worksheet.
 

  Display the June worksheet. In cell C4, create a formula with a 3-D reference   to cell C6 (the
  Ending Savings Balance) in the May worksheet.
 

  Display the Qtr 2 worksheet. In cell C4, create a formula with a 3-D   reference to cell C6 (the
  Ending Savings Balance) in the June worksheet.

You are ready to build functions   with 3-D references to sum data from all three months on the Qtr 2 worksheet.
 

  With the Qtr 2 worksheet active, click cell C9 and insert the SUM function   with a 3-D reference to total the salary amounts for all three months. Copy   the function in cell C9 to cells C21 and C23.

Next, you want to insert a SUM   function with a 3-D reference on the Qtr 2 worksheet.
 

  Click cell B12 and insert the SUM function with a 3-D reference to total the   rent amount
  for all three months. Copy the function in cell B12 to the range B13:B20.

To ensure consistency among worksheets,   you will group worksheets and apply formatting.
 

  Display the April worksheet, group all four worksheets, and select the range   A8:C23. Fill the formats only across the grouped worksheets to copy the font   formatting, indents, and number formatting. Ungroup the worksheets.

The Qtr 2 sheet contains cells   containing April, May, and June text. You will insert hyperlinks to the   respective worksheet data.
 

  Select cell E2 containing April, insert a hyperlink to cell C23 in the April   worksheet, and include
  the ScreenTip with the text April balance.
 

  Select cell E3 containing May, insert a hyperlink to cell C23 in the May   worksheet, and include the ScreenTip with the text May balance.
 

  Select cell E4 containing June, insert a hyperlink to cell C23 in the June   worksheet, and include the ScreenTip with the text June balance.
 

  Click each cell to test the hyperlinks and correct any errors.

Use the data in the four   worksheets to enter data in the range E7:E12 in the Analysis section to   provide either a text or a number that relates to the labels in the range   F7:F12.

You want to create a data   validation rule to restrict the type of data the user enters.
 

  Display the April worksheet and create a data validation rule in cell B20.   Allow decimal values that are less than or equal to $100. Create the input message title   Miscellaneous   Expense and   input message The maximum miscellaneous expense is $100. (including the period). Create   an error alert with the Stop style, error title Invalid Data, and error message You must   enter a value less than or equal to $100. (including the period). Test the rule by trying to   enter 500. The rule should prevent you   from entering that value. Click Cancel to revert to the original $100 value.

Create a footer with your name   on the left side, the sheet name code in the center, and the file name code   on the right side of all worksheets.

Protect all four worksheets   without a password to enforce the locked cells.

You want to indicate that you   finalized the workbook.
 

  Mark the workbook as final.
 

  Note: Mark as Final is not available in Excel for Mac. Instead, use Always   Open Read-Only on the Review tab.

Save and close Exp19_Excel_Ch09_ML1_Expenses.xlsx.   Exit Excel. Submit the file as directed.