The document provides instructions for completing multiple practical exercises in Microsoft Excel. It includes sample data tables and asks the user to:
1) Calculate totals and sums from the provided data tables;
2) Format the tables with borders, font styles, and cell formatting;
3) Calculate totals, amounts payable, and other values using formulas on additional provided data tables; and
4) Update an existing payroll table with new salary information using formulas.
The document provides instructions for completing multiple practical exercises in Microsoft Excel. It includes sample data tables and asks the user to:
1) Calculate totals and sums from the provided data tables;
2) Format the tables with borders, font styles, and cell formatting;
3) Calculate totals, amounts payable, and other values using formulas on additional provided data tables; and
4) Update an existing payroll table with new salary information using formulas.
The document provides instructions for completing multiple practical exercises in Microsoft Excel. It includes sample data tables and asks the user to:
1) Calculate totals and sums from the provided data tables;
2) Format the tables with borders, font styles, and cell formatting;
3) Calculate totals, amounts payable, and other values using formulas on additional provided data tables; and
4) Update an existing payroll table with new salary information using formulas.
The document provides instructions for completing multiple practical exercises in Microsoft Excel. It includes sample data tables and asks the user to:
1) Calculate totals and sums from the provided data tables;
2) Format the tables with borders, font styles, and cell formatting;
3) Calculate totals, amounts payable, and other values using formulas on additional provided data tables; and
4) Update an existing payroll table with new salary information using formulas.
Open Microsoft Excel and perform the required operations below. Save your file as tg1_e1_yourlastname in your drive X. Note that every practical exercise must be in different Sheet
PRACTICAL EXERCISE 1.1
Using the data given, get the sum of all the figures within the range. A B C D E F G 1 Mon Tue Wed Thur Fri TOTAL 2 Breakfast 3,560 3,186 2,952 3,395 3,436 3 Lunch 20,163 21,416 19,912 19,681 18,628 4 Bar 9,873 12,172 12,642 12,711 18,846 5 Snacks 2,405 3,544 2,694 3,120 3,712 6 TOTALS
PRACTICAL EXERCISE 1.2
Enter the data given below into a worksheet. A B C D E 1 Stationery Supplies Ltd 2 3 Date SalesPerson Item Receipt No Amount 4 21-Nov Carl Toys 1238 1,782.10 5 26-Nov Carl Stationery 1255 4,853.55 6 26-Nov Carl Toys 1395 51.35 7 Carl’s Total 8 21-Nov John Cards 1141 91.15 9 24-Nov John Books 1982 442.60 10 21-Nov John Toys 1885 561.50 11 26-Nov John Toys 1875 62.75 12 John’s Total 13 22-Nov Judy Books 1032 234.50 14 26-Nov Judy Sports goods 1920 472.60 15 Judy’s Total 16 25-Nov Mary Toys 1774 364.15 17 Mary’s Total 18 22-Nov Susan Electronics 1160 52.95 19 23-Nov Susan Cards 1075 81.60 20 23-Nov Susan Others 1745 132.95 21 24-Nov Susan Sports goods 1662 2,580.10 22 Susan’s Total 23 24 Grand Total (i). Calculate the totals for each salesperson and get the grand total.: (ii). Format the worksheet as follows: Make all the Totals bold, two decimal places, comma, center the title across columns A-E and make it size 16, bold and Italic. (iii). Put a double border round the whole table and a single line border inside the table. (iv). Save the worksheet as Stationery Analysis. PRACTICAL EXERCISE 1.3 Using the information given in the table below, calculate the total amount payable by the company to the employees. A B C D E 1 Services Company Ltd 2 Overtime Details 3 Date Name Hours Worked Rate Amount 4 26-Nov Kennedy 5 70 350.00 5 26-Nov Kennedy 5 100 500.00 6 26-Nov Mary 5 100 500.00 7 26-Nov Lewis 4 100 400.00 8 30-Nov Judy 3 100 300.00 9 30-Nov Kennedy 6 70 420.00 10 30-Nov Lewis 5 100 500.00 11 30-Nov Kennedy 4 70 280.00 12 30-Nov Judy 5 100 500.00 13 30-Nov Lewis 5 100 500.00 14 02-Dec Judy 4 70 280.00 15 Total Amount
PRACTICAL EXERCISE 1.4
A Payroll consists of Basic Pay, Allowances, Gross Salary, Deductions and Net Salary. The Allowances are 23% of the Basic Pay while the Deductions are 12% of the Gross Salary. In the given worksheet, indicate in each cell what will be inserted, that is – a value or a formula. In the case of a formula, write down the formula in the cell. A B C D E F 1 Stationery Supplies Ltd 2 3 Name Basic Pay Allowances Gross Salary Deductions Net Salary 4 Lewis 5 Francis 6 Edwin . . . . . . 13 Totals PRACTICAL EXERCISE 1.5 Assume you are the Accountant of Stationery Supplies Ltd. Below is the current payroll in the workbook OLD PAYROLL. OLD PAYROLL. A B C D E F 1 Stationery Supplies Ltd. 2 3 Name Basic Pay Allowances Gross Salary Deductions Net Salary 4 Lewis 15,791 3,137 18,928 1,256 17,672 5 Francis 15,537 3,061 18,598 776 17,822 6 Edwin 15,506 3,051 18,557 999 17,558 7 Bernard 15,417 3,025 18,442 1,099 17,343 8 George 15,008 2,902 17,910 718 17,192 9 Albert 14,969 2,890 17,859 846 17,013 10 Edward 14,651 2,795 17,446 760 16,686 11 Cornell 14,618 2,785 17,403 663 16,740 12 John 14,553 2,765 17,318 558 16,760 13 Carl 14,508 2,752 17,260 706 16,554 14 15 Totals 150,558 29,163 179,721 8,381 171,340
The following salary review is given to you in the workbook INCREMENT.
INCREMENT A B C 1 Name Current Pay % increase 2 Lewis 15,791 19% 3 Francis 15,537 19% 4 Edwin 15,506 22% 5 Bernard 15,417 18% 6 George 15,008 21% 7 Albert 14,969 17% 8 Edward 14,651 15% 9 Cornell 14,618 25% 10 John 14,553 19% 11 Carl 14,508 20% 12 13 Allowances 14 20% Required: Using formulas, you are required to update the payroll with the changes in a blank worksheet. This new blank sheet is in the workbook NEW PAYROLL.