Complete the instructions on the Comparison Operators sheet.
Switch to the Family Budget #1 sheet.
Autofill the monthly abbreviations in cell B3 for the rest of the headers across row 3 until column M.
Fix the width of columns C and D so that the #’s do not show in cells C4:D5.
Apply the “Total” cell style to A7:N7 and A19:N19. Then calculate the totals for each row.
In cell B27, enter a formula to calculate the mortgage payment given in information in cells B23:D26. Your final Monthly Payment Amount should be positive.
Change the length of loan in B24 to 18 years.
Copy the formula from B27 to C27.
In cell I25, the Investment Savings calculator has determined that at a monthly investment of $250 with a return rate of 3.5% over 10 years, the family could save up $35,858.13. However, the family would like to save $40,000.00 after 10 years. Use an Excel feature to determine what the return rate would need to be to achieve their desired final value.
In row 10, utilize cell B27 and copy the Monthly Payment Amount across all Mortgage values. Make sure they have the same formatting as the rest of the expenses.
In cell N10 sum all the Mortgage Payments.
Notice that the summed value is $9239.99. This should be $9240.00 but because the monthly payment is based on a formula, we may need to utilize the ROUND feature here.
Use a function to round the value of B27 to 2 decimals. (This should fix your total value for the mortgage payments.)
Use a function In B16 to display the Personal Driver Service amount if B15 equals 0. If B15 does not equal 0, then set the Personal Driver Service for that month to 0.
Copy the formula from B16 to M16.
Enter a formula into O4 to calculate the percentage of total revenue in cell N7 that Bill contributes to the family. Then, copy this formula down to cell O6.
In cell O10 do the same thing as #15, except computing what percentage the mortgage payment is of the total expenses in cell O19. Then, copy this formula down through all the expenses.
Format O4:O6 and O11:O18 to have 2 decimal places.
Complete the instructions on the Comparison Operators sheet.
Switch to the Family Budget #1 sheet.
Autofill the monthly abbreviations in cell B3 for the rest of the headers across row 3 until column M.
Fix the width of columns C and D so that the #’s do not show in cells C4:D5.
Apply the “Total” cell style to A7:N7 and A19:N19. Then calculate the totals for each row.
In cell B27, enter a formula to calculate the mortgage payment given in information in cells B23:D26. Your final Monthly Payment Amount should be positive.
Change the length of loan in B24 to 18 years.
Copy the formula from B27 to C27.
In cell I25, the Investment Savings calculator has determined that at a monthly investment of $250 with a return rate of 3.5% over 10 years, the family could save up $35,858.13. However, the family would like to save $40,000.00 after 10 years. Use an Excel feature to determine what the return rate would need to be to achieve their desired final value.
In row 10, utilize cell B27 and copy the Monthly Payment Amount across all Mortgage values. Make sure they have the same formatting as the rest of the expenses.
In cell N10 sum all the Mortgage Payments.
Notice that the summed value is $9239.99. This should be $9240.00 but because the monthly payment is based on a formula, we may need to utilize the ROUND feature here.
Use a function to round the value of B27 to 2 decimals. (This should fix your total value for the mortgage payments.)
Use a function In B16 to display the Personal Driver Service amount if B15 equals 0. If B15 does not equal 0, then set the Personal Driver Service for that month to 0.
Copy the formula from B16 to M16.
Enter a formula into O4 to calculate the percentage of total revenue in cell N7 that Bill contributes to the family. Then, copy this formula down to cell O6.
In cell O10 do the same thing as #15, except computing what percentage the mortgage payment is of the total expenses in cell O19. Then, copy this formula down through all the expenses.
Format O4:O6 and O11:O18 to have 2 decimal places.
Complete the instructions on the Comparison Operators sheet.
Switch to the Family Budget #1 sheet.
Autofill the monthly abbreviations in cell B3 for the rest of the headers across row 3 until column M.
Fix the width of columns C and D so that the #’s do not show in cells C4:D5.
Apply the “Total” cell style to A7:N7 and A19:N19. Then calculate the totals for each row.
In cell B27, enter a formula to calculate the mortgage payment given in information in cells B23:D26. Your final Monthly Payment Amount should be positive.
Change the length of loan in B24 to 18 years.
Copy the formula from B27 to C27.
In cell I25, the Investment Savings calculator has determined that at a monthly investment of $250 with a return rate of 3.5% over 10 years, the family could save up $35,858.13. However, the family would like to save $40,000.00 after 10 years. Use an Excel feature to determine what the return rate would need to be to achieve their desired final value.
In row 10, utilize cell B27 and copy the Monthly Payment Amount across all Mortgage values. Make sure they have the same formatting as the rest of the expenses.
In cell N10 sum all the Mortgage Payments.
Notice that the summed value is $9239.99. This should be $9240.00 but because the monthly payment is based on a formula, we may need to utilize the ROUND feature here.
Use a function to round the value of B27 to 2 decimals. (This should fix your total value for the mortgage payments.)
Use a function In B16 to display the Personal Driver Service amount if B15 equals 0. If B15 does not equal 0, then set the Personal Driver Service for that month to 0.
Copy the formula from B16 to M16.
Enter a formula into O4 to calculate the percentage of total revenue in cell N7 that Bill contributes to the family. Then, copy this formula down to cell O6.
In cell O10 do the same thing as #15, except computing what percentage the mortgage payment is of the total expenses in cell O19. Then, copy this formula down through all the expenses.
Format O4:O6 and O11:O18 to have 2 decimal places.
Complete the instructions on the Comparison Operators sheet.
Switch to the Family Budget #1 sheet.
Autofill the monthly abbreviations in cell B3 for the rest of the headers across row 3 until column M.
Fix the width of columns C and D so that the #’s do not show in cells C4:D5.
Apply the “Total” cell style to A7:N7 and A19:N19. Then calculate the totals for each row.
In cell B27, enter a formula to calculate the mortgage payment given in information in cells B23:D26. Your final Monthly Payment Amount should be positive.
Change the length of loan in B24 to 18 years.
Copy the formula from B27 to C27.
In cell I25, the Investment Savings calculator has determined that at a monthly investment of $250 with a return rate of 3.5% over 10 years, the family could save up $35,858.13. However, the family would like to save $40,000.00 after 10 years. Use an Excel feature to determine what the return rate would need to be to achieve their desired final value.
In row 10, utilize cell B27 and copy the Monthly Payment Amount across all Mortgage values. Make sure they have the same formatting as the rest of the expenses.
In cell N10 sum all the Mortgage Payments.
Notice that the summed value is $9239.99. This should be $9240.00 but because the monthly payment is based on a formula, we may need to utilize the ROUND feature here.
Use a function to round the value of B27 to 2 decimals. (This should fix your total value for the mortgage payments.)
Use a function In B16 to display the Personal Driver Service amount if B15 equals 0. If B15 does not equal 0, then set the Personal Driver Service for that month to 0.
Copy the formula from B16 to M16.
Enter a formula into O4 to calculate the percentage of total revenue in cell N7 that Bill contributes to the family. Then, copy this formula down to cell O6.
In cell O10 do the same thing as #15, except computing what percentage the mortgage payment is of the total expenses in cell O19. Then, copy this formula down through all the expenses.
Format O4:O6 and O11:O18 to have 2 decimal places.
Complete the instructions on the Comparison Operators sheet.
Switch to the Family Budget #1 sheet.
Autofill the monthly abbreviations in cell B3 for the rest of the headers across row 3 until column M.
Fix the width of columns C and D so that the #’s do not show in cells C4:D5.
Apply the “Total” cell style to A7:N7 and A19:N19. Then calculate the totals for each row.
In cell B27, enter a formula to calculate the mortgage payment given in information in cells B23:D26. Your final Monthly Payment Amount should be positive.
Change the length of loan in B24 to 18 years.
Copy the formula from B27 to C27.
In cell I25, the Investment Savings calculator has determined that at a monthly investment of $250 with a return rate of 3.5% over 10 years, the family could save up $35,858.13. However, the family would like to save $40,000.00 after 10 years. Use an Excel feature to determine what the return rate would need to be to achieve their desired final value.
In row 10, utilize cell B27 and copy the Monthly Payment Amount across all Mortgage values. Make sure they have the same formatting as the rest of the expenses.
In cell N10 sum all the Mortgage Payments.
Notice that the summed value is $9239.99. This should be $9240.00 but because the monthly payment is based on a formula, we may need to utilize the ROUND feature here.
Use a function to round the value of B27 to 2 decimals. (This should fix your total value for the mortgage payments.)
Use a function In B16 to display the Personal Driver Service amount if B15 equals 0. If B15 does not equal 0, then set the Personal Driver Service for that month to 0.
Copy the formula from B16 to M16.
Enter a formula into O4 to calculate the percentage of total revenue in cell N7 that Bill contributes to the family. Then, copy this formula down to cell O6.
In cell O10 do the same thing as #15, except computing what percentage the mortgage payment is of the total expenses in cell O19. Then, copy this formula down through all the expenses.
Format O4:O6 and O11:O18 to have 2 decimal places.
Complete the instructions on the Comparison Operators sheet.
Switch to the Family Budget #1 sheet.
Autofill the monthly abbreviations in cell B3 for the rest of the headers across row 3 until column M.
Fix the width of columns C and D so that the #’s do not show in cells C4:D5.
Apply the “Total” cell style to A7:N7 and A19:N19. Then calculate the totals for each row.
In cell B27, enter a formula to calculate the mortgage payment given in information in cells B23:D26. Your final Monthly Payment Amount should be positive.
Change the length of loan in B24 to 18 years.
Copy the formula from B27 to C27.
In cell I25, the Investment Savings calculator has determined that at a monthly investment of $250 with a return rate of 3.5% over 10 years, the family could save up $35,858.13. However, the family would like to save $40,000.00 after 10 years. Use an Excel feature to determine what the return rate would need to be to achieve their desired final value.
In row 10, utilize cell B27 and copy the Monthly Payment Amount across all Mortgage values. Make sure they have the same formatting as the rest of the expenses.
In cell N10 sum all the Mortgage Payments.
Notice that the summed value is $9239.99. This should be $9240.00 but because the monthly payment is based on a formula, we may need to utilize the ROUND feature here.
Use a function to round the value of B27 to 2 decimals. (This should fix your total value for the mortgage payments.)
Use a function In B16 to display the Personal Driver Service amount if B15 equals 0. If B15 does not equal 0, then set the Personal Driver Service for that month to 0.
Copy the formula from B16 to M16.
Enter a formula into O4 to calculate the percentage of total revenue in cell N7 that Bill contributes to the family. Then, copy this formula down to cell O6.
In cell O10 do the same thing as #15, except computing what percentage the mortgage payment is of the total expenses in cell O19. Then, copy this formula down through all the expenses.
Format O4:O6 and O11:O18 to have 2 decimal places.
Complete the instructions on the Comparison Operators sheet.
Switch to the Family Budget #1 sheet.
Autofill the monthly abbreviations in cell B3 for the rest of the headers across row 3 until column M.
Fix the width of columns C and D so that the #’s do not show in cells C4:D5.
Apply the “Total” cell style to A7:N7 and A19:N19. Then calculate the totals for each row.
In cell B27, enter a formula to calculate the mortgage payment given in information in cells B23:D26. Your final Monthly Payment Amount should be positive.
Change the length of loan in B24 to 18 years.
Copy the formula from B27 to C27.
In cell I25, the Investment Savings calculator has determined that at a monthly investment of $250 with a return rate of 3.5% over 10 years, the family could save up $35,858.13. However, the family would like to save $40,000.00 after 10 years. Use an Excel feature to determine what the return rate would need to be to achieve their desired final value.
In row 10, utilize cell B27 and copy the Monthly Payment Amount across all Mortgage values. Make sure they have the same formatting as the rest of the expenses.
In cell N10 sum all the Mortgage Payments.
Notice that the summed value is $9239.99. This should be $9240.00 but because the monthly payment is based on a formula, we may need to utilize the ROUND feature here.
Use a function to round the value of B27 to 2 decimals. (This should fix your total value for the mortgage payments.)
Use a function In B16 to display the Personal Driver Service amount if B15 equals 0. If B15 does not equal 0, then set the Personal Driver Service for that month to 0.
Copy the formula from B16 to M16.
Enter a formula into O4 to calculate the percentage of total revenue in cell N7 that Bill contributes to the family. Then, copy this formula down to cell O6.
In cell O10 do the same thing as #15, except computing what percentage the mortgage payment is of the total expenses in cell O19. Then, copy this formula down through all the expenses.
Format O4:O6 and O11:O18 to have 2 decimal places.
Complete the instructions on the Comparison Operators sheet.
Switch to the Family Budget #1 sheet.
Autofill the monthly abbreviations in cell B3 for the rest of the headers across row 3 until column M.
Fix the width of columns C and D so that the #’s do not show in cells C4:D5.
Apply the “Total” cell style to A7:N7 and A19:N19. Then calculate the totals for each row.
In cell B27, enter a formula to calculate the mortgage payment given in information in cells B23:D26. Your final Monthly Payment Amount should be positive.
Change the length of loan in B24 to 18 years.
Copy the formula from B27 to C27.
In cell I25, the Investment Savings calculator has determined that at a monthly investment of $250 with a return rate of 3.5% over 10 years, the family could save up $35,858.13. However, the family would like to save $40,000.00 after 10 years. Use an Excel feature to determine what the return rate would need to be to achieve their desired final value.
In row 10, utilize cell B27 and copy the Monthly Payment Amount across all Mortgage values. Make sure they have the same formatting as the rest of the expenses.
In cell N10 sum all the Mortgage Payments.
Notice that the summed value is $9239.99. This should be $9240.00 but because the monthly payment is based on a formula, we may need to utilize the ROUND feature here.
Use a function to round the value of B27 to 2 decimals. (This should fix your total value for the mortgage payments.)
Use a function In B16 to display the Personal Driver Service amount if B15 equals 0. If B15 does not equal 0, then set the Personal Driver Service for that month to 0.
Copy the formula from B16 to M16.
Enter a formula into O4 to calculate the percentage of total revenue in cell N7 that Bill contributes to the family. Then, copy this formula down to cell O6.
In cell O10 do the same thing as #15, except computing what percentage the mortgage payment is of the total expenses in cell O19. Then, copy this formula down through all the expenses.
Format O4:O6 and O11:O18 to have 2 decimal places.
Complete the instructions on the Comparison Operators sheet.
Switch to the Family Budget #1 sheet.
Autofill the monthly abbreviations in cell B3 for the rest of the headers across row 3 until column M.
Fix the width of columns C and D so that the #’s do not show in cells C4:D5.
Apply the “Total” cell style to A7:N7 and A19:N19. Then calculate the totals for each row.
In cell B27, enter a formula to calculate the mortgage payment given in information in cells B23:D26. Your final Monthly Payment Amount should be positive.
Change the length of loan in B24 to 18 years.
Copy the formula from B27 to C27.
In cell I25, the Investment Savings calculator has determined that at a monthly investment of $250 with a return rate of 3.5% over 10 years, the family could save up $35,858.13. However, the family would like to save $40,000.00 after 10 years. Use an Excel feature to determine what the return rate would need to be to achieve their desired final value.
In row 10, utilize cell B27 and copy the Monthly Payment Amount across all Mortgage values. Make sure they have the same formatting as the rest of the expenses.
In cell N10 sum all the Mortgage Payments.
Notice that the summed value is $9239.99. This should be $9240.00 but because the monthly payment is based on a formula, we may need to utilize the ROUND feature here.
Use a function to round the value of B27 to 2 decimals. (This should fix your total value for the mortgage payments.)
Use a function In B16 to display the Personal Driver Service amount if B15 equals 0. If B15 does not equal 0, then set the Personal Driver Service for that month to 0.
Copy the formula from B16 to M16.
Enter a formula into O4 to calculate the percentage of total revenue in cell N7 that Bill contributes to the family. Then, copy this formula down to cell O6.
In cell O10 do the same thing as #15, except computing what percentage the mortgage payment is of the total expenses in cell O19. Then, copy this formula down through all the expenses.
Format O4:O6 and O11:O18 to have 2 decimal places.
Complete the instructions on the Comparison Operators sheet.
Switch to the Family Budget #1 sheet.
Autofill the monthly abbreviations in cell B3 for the rest of the headers across row 3 until column M.
Fix the width of columns C and D so that the #’s do not show in cells C4:D5.
Apply the “Total” cell style to A7:N7 and A19:N19. Then calculate the totals for each row.
In cell B27, enter a formula to calculate the mortgage payment given in information in cells B23:D26. Your final Monthly Payment Amount should be positive.
Change the length of loan in B24 to 18 years.
Copy the formula from B27 to C27.
In cell I25, the Investment Savings calculator has determined that at a monthly investment of $250 with a return rate of 3.5% over 10 years, the family could save up $35,858.13. However, the family would like to save $40,000.00 after 10 years. Use an Excel feature to determine what the return rate would need to be to achieve their desired final value.
In row 10, utilize cell B27 and copy the Monthly Payment Amount across all Mortgage values. Make sure they have the same formatting as the rest of the expenses.
In cell N10 sum all the Mortgage Payments.
Notice that the summed value is $9239.99. This should be $9240.00 but because the monthly payment is based on a formula, we may need to utilize the ROUND feature here.
Use a function to round the value of B27 to 2 decimals. (This should fix your total value for the mortgage payments.)
Use a function In B16 to display the Personal Driver Service amount if B15 equals 0. If B15 does not equal 0, then set the Personal Driver Service for that month to 0.
Copy the formula from B16 to M16.
Enter a formula into O4 to calculate the percentage of total revenue in cell N7 that Bill contributes to the family. Then, copy this formula down to cell O6.
In cell O10 do the same thing as #15, except computing what percentage the mortgage payment is of the total expenses in cell O19. Then, copy this formula down through all the expenses.
Format O4:O6 and O11:O18 to have 2 decimal places.
Complete the instructions on the Comparison Operators sheet.
Switch to the Family Budget #1 sheet.
Autofill the monthly abbreviations in cell B3 for the rest of the headers across row 3 until column M.
Fix the width of columns C and D so that the #’s do not show in cells C4:D5.
Apply the “Total” cell style to A7:N7 and A19:N19. Then calculate the totals for each row.
In cell B27, enter a formula to calculate the mortgage payment given in information in cells B23:D26. Your final Monthly Payment Amount should be positive.
Change the length of loan in B24 to 18 years.
Copy the formula from B27 to C27.
In cell I25, the Investment Savings calculator has determined that at a monthly investment of $250 with a return rate of 3.5% over 10 years, the family could save up $35,858.13. However, the family would like to save $40,000.00 after 10 years. Use an Excel feature to determine what the return rate would need to be to achieve their desired final value.
In row 10, utilize cell B27 and copy the Monthly Payment Amount across all Mortgage values. Make sure they have the same formatting as the rest of the expenses.
In cell N10 sum all the Mortgage Payments.
Notice that the summed value is $9239.99. This should be $9240.00 but because the monthly payment is based on a formula, we may need to utilize the ROUND feature here.
Use a function to round the value of B27 to 2 decimals. (This should fix your total value for the mortgage payments.)
Use a function In B16 to display the Personal Driver Service amount if B15 equals 0. If B15 does not equal 0, then set the Personal Driver Service for that month to 0.
Copy the formula from B16 to M16.
Enter a formula into O4 to calculate the percentage of total revenue in cell N7 that Bill contributes to the family. Then, copy this formula down to cell O6.
In cell O10 do the same thing as #15, except computing what percentage the mortgage payment is of the total expenses in cell O19. Then, copy this formula down through all the expenses.
Format O4:O6 and O11:O18 to have 2 decimal places.
Complete the instructions on the Comparison Operators sheet.
Switch to the Family Budget #1 sheet.
Autofill the monthly abbreviations in cell B3 for the rest of the headers across row 3 until column M.
Fix the width of columns C and D so that the #’s do not show in cells C4:D5.
Apply the “Total” cell style to A7:N7 and A19:N19. Then calculate the totals for each row.
In cell B27, enter a formula to calculate the mortgage payment given in information in cells B23:D26. Your final Monthly Payment Amount should be positive.
Change the length of loan in B24 to 18 years.
Copy the formula from B27 to C27.
In cell I25, the Investment Savings calculator has determined that at a monthly investment of $250 with a return rate of 3.5% over 10 years, the family could save up $35,858.13. However, the family would like to save $40,000.00 after 10 years. Use an Excel feature to determine what the return rate would need to be to achieve their desired final value.
In row 10, utilize cell B27 and copy the Monthly Payment Amount across all Mortgage values. Make sure they have the same formatting as the rest of the expenses.
In cell N10 sum all the Mortgage Payments.
Notice that the summed value is $9239.99. This should be $9240.00 but because the monthly payment is based on a formula, we may need to utilize the ROUND feature here.
Use a function to round the value of B27 to 2 decimals. (This should fix your total value for the mortgage payments.)
Use a function In B16 to display the Personal Driver Service amount if B15 equals 0. If B15 does not equal 0, then set the Personal Driver Service for that month to 0.
Copy the formula from B16 to M16.
Enter a formula into O4 to calculate the percentage of total revenue in cell N7 that Bill contributes to the family. Then, copy this formula down to cell O6.
In cell O10 do the same thing as #15, except computing what percentage the mortgage payment is of the total expenses in cell O19. Then, copy this formula down through all the expenses.
Format O4:O6 and O11:O18 to have 2 decimal places.
Complete the instructions on the Comparison Operators sheet.
Switch to the Family Budget #1 sheet.
Autofill the monthly abbreviations in cell B3 for the rest of the headers across row 3 until column M.
Fix the width of columns C and D so that the #’s do not show in cells C4:D5.
Apply the “Total” cell style to A7:N7 and A19:N19. Then calculate the totals for each row.
In cell B27, enter a formula to calculate the mortgage payment given in information in cells B23:D26. Your final Monthly Payment Amount should be positive.
Change the length of loan in B24 to 18 years.
Copy the formula from B27 to C27.
In cell I25, the Investment Savings calculator has determined that at a monthly investment of $250 with a return rate of 3.5% over 10 years, the family could save up $35,858.13. However, the family would like to save $40,000.00 after 10 years. Use an Excel feature to determine what the return rate would need to be to achieve their desired final value.
In row 10, utilize cell B27 and copy the Monthly Payment Amount across all Mortgage values. Make sure they have the same formatting as the rest of the expenses.
In cell N10 sum all the Mortgage Payments.
Notice that the summed value is $9239.99. This should be $9240.00 but because the monthly payment is based on a formula, we may need to utilize the ROUND feature here.
Use a function to round the value of B27 to 2 decimals. (This should fix your total value for the mortgage payments.)
Use a function In B16 to display the Personal Driver Service amount if B15 equals 0. If B15 does not equal 0, then set the Personal Driver Service for that month to 0.
Copy the formula from B16 to M16.
Enter a formula into O4 to calculate the percentage of total revenue in cell N7 that Bill contributes to the family. Then, copy this formula down to cell O6.
In cell O10 do the same thing as #15, except computing what percentage the mortgage payment is of the total expenses in cell O19. Then, copy this formula down through all the expenses.
Format O4:O6 and O11:O18 to have 2 decimal places.
Complete the instructions on the Comparison Operators sheet.
Switch to the Family Budget #1 sheet.
Autofill the monthly abbreviations in cell B3 for the rest of the headers across row 3 until column M.
Fix the width of columns C and D so that the #’s do not show in cells C4:D5.
Apply the “Total” cell style to A7:N7 and A19:N19. Then calculate the totals for each row.
In cell B27, enter a formula to calculate the mortgage payment given in information in cells B23:D26. Your final Monthly Payment Amount should be positive.
Change the length of loan in B24 to 18 years.
Copy the formula from B27 to C27.
In cell I25, the Investment Savings calculator has determined that at a monthly investment of $250 with a return rate of 3.5% over 10 years, the family could save up $35,858.13. However, the family would like to save $40,000.00 after 10 years. Use an Excel feature to determine what the return rate would need to be to achieve their desired final value.
In row 10, utilize cell B27 and copy the Monthly Payment Amount across all Mortgage values. Make sure they have the same formatting as the rest of the expenses.
In cell N10 sum all the Mortgage Payments.
Notice that the summed value is $9239.99. This should be $9240.00 but because the monthly payment is based on a formula, we may need to utilize the ROUND feature here.
Use a function to round the value of B27 to 2 decimals. (This should fix your total value for the mortgage payments.)
Use a function In B16 to display the Personal Driver Service amount if B15 equals 0. If B15 does not equal 0, then set the Personal Driver Service for that month to 0.
Copy the formula from B16 to M16.
Enter a formula into O4 to calculate the percentage of total revenue in cell N7 that Bill contributes to the family. Then, copy this formula down to cell O6.
In cell O10 do the same thing as #15, except computing what percentage the mortgage payment is of the total expenses in cell O19. Then, copy this formula down through all the expenses.
Format O4:O6 and O11:O18 to have 2 decimal places.
Complete the instructions on the Comparison Operators sheet.
Switch to the Family Budget #1 sheet.
Autofill the monthly abbreviations in cell B3 for the rest of the headers across row 3 until column M.
Fix the width of columns C and D so that the #’s do not show in cells C4:D5.
Apply the “Total” cell style to A7:N7 and A19:N19. Then calculate the totals for each row.
In cell B27, enter a formula to calculate the mortgage payment given in information in cells B23:D26. Your final Monthly Payment Amount should be positive.
Change the length of loan in B24 to 18 years.
Copy the formula from B27 to C27.
In cell I25, the Investment Savings calculator has determined that at a monthly investment of $250 with a return rate of 3.5% over 10 years, the family could save up $35,858.13. However, the family would like to save $40,000.00 after 10 years. Use an Excel feature to determine what the return rate would need to be to achieve their desired final value.
In row 10, utilize cell B27 and copy the Monthly Payment Amount across all Mortgage values. Make sure they have the same formatting as the rest of the expenses.
In cell N10 sum all the Mortgage Payments.
Notice that the summed value is $9239.99. This should be $9240.00 but because the monthly payment is based on a formula, we may need to utilize the ROUND feature here.
Use a function to round the value of B27 to 2 decimals. (This should fix your total value for the mortgage payments.)
Use a function In B16 to display the Personal Driver Service amount if B15 equals 0. If B15 does not equal 0, then set the Personal Driver Service for that month to 0.
Copy the formula from B16 to M16.
Enter a formula into O4 to calculate the percentage of total revenue in cell N7 that Bill contributes to the family. Then, copy this formula down to cell O6.
In cell O10 do the same thing as #15, except computing what percentage the mortgage payment is of the total expenses in cell O19. Then, copy this formula down through all the expenses.
Format O4:O6 and O11:O18 to have 2 decimal places.
Complete the instructions on the Comparison Operators sheet.
Switch to the Family Budget #1 sheet.
Autofill the monthly abbreviations in cell B3 for the rest of the headers across row 3 until column M.
Fix the width of columns C and D so that the #’s do not show in cells C4:D5.
Apply the “Total” cell style to A7:N7 and A19:N19. Then calculate the totals for each row.
In cell B27, enter a formula to calculate the mortgage payment given in information in cells B23:D26. Your final Monthly Payment Amount should be positive.
Change the length of loan in B24 to 18 years.
Copy the formula from B27 to C27.
In cell I25, the Investment Savings calculator has determined that at a monthly investment of $250 with a return rate of 3.5% over 10 years, the family could save up $35,858.13. However, the family would like to save $40,000.00 after 10 years. Use an Excel feature to determine what the return rate would need to be to achieve their desired final value.
In row 10, utilize cell B27 and copy the Monthly Payment Amount across all Mortgage values. Make sure they have the same formatting as the rest of the expenses.
In cell N10 sum all the Mortgage Payments.
Notice that the summed value is $9239.99. This should be $9240.00 but because the monthly payment is based on a formula, we may need to utilize the ROUND feature here.
Use a function to round the value of B27 to 2 decimals. (This should fix your total value for the mortgage payments.)
Use a function In B16 to display the Personal Driver Service amount if B15 equals 0. If B15 does not equal 0, then set the Personal Driver Service for that month to 0.
Copy the formula from B16 to M16.
Enter a formula into O4 to calculate the percentage of total revenue in cell N7 that Bill contributes to the family. Then, copy this formula down to cell O6.
In cell O10 do the same thing as #15, except computing what percentage the mortgage payment is of the total expenses in cell O19. Then, copy this formula down through all the expenses.
Format O4:O6 and O11:O18 to have 2 decimal places.
Complete the instructions on the Comparison Operators sheet.
Switch to the Family Budget #1 sheet.
Autofill the monthly abbreviations in cell B3 for the rest of the headers across row 3 until column M.
Fix the width of columns C and D so that the #’s do not show in cells C4:D5.
Apply the “Total” cell style to A7:N7 and A19:N19. Then calculate the totals for each row.
In cell B27, enter a formula to calculate the mortgage payment given in information in cells B23:D26. Your final Monthly Payment Amount should be positive.
Change the length of loan in B24 to 18 years.
Copy the formula from B27 to C27.
In cell I25, the Investment Savings calculator has determined that at a monthly investment of $250 with a return rate of 3.5% over 10 years, the family could save up $35,858.13. However, the family would like to save $40,000.00 after 10 years. Use an Excel feature to determine what the return rate would need to be to achieve their desired final value.
In row 10, utilize cell B27 and copy the Monthly Payment Amount across all Mortgage values. Make sure they have the same formatting as the rest of the expenses.
In cell N10 sum all the Mortgage Payments.
Notice that the summed value is $9239.99. This should be $9240.00 but because the monthly payment is based on a formula, we may need to utilize the ROUND feature here.
Use a function to round the value of B27 to 2 decimals. (This should fix your total value for the mortgage payments.)
Use a function In B16 to display the Personal Driver Service amount if B15 equals 0. If B15 does not equal 0, then set the Personal Driver Service for that month to 0.
Copy the formula from B16 to M16.
Enter a formula into O4 to calculate the percentage of total revenue in cell N7 that Bill contributes to the family. Then, copy this formula down to cell O6.
In cell O10 do the same thing as #15, except computing what percentage the mortgage payment is of the total expenses in cell O19. Then, copy this formula down through all the expenses.
Format O4:O6 and O11:O18 to have 2 decimal places.
Complete the instructions on the Comparison Operators sheet.
Switch to the Family Budget #1 sheet.
Autofill the monthly abbreviations in cell B3 for the rest of the headers across row 3 until column M.
Fix the width of columns C and D so that the #’s do not show in cells C4:D5.
Apply the “Total” cell style to A7:N7 and A19:N19. Then calculate the totals for each row.
In cell B27, enter a formula to calculate the mortgage payment given in information in cells B23:D26. Your final Monthly Payment Amount should be positive.
Change the length of loan in B24 to 18 years.
Copy the formula from B27 to C27.
In cell I25, the Investment Savings calculator has determined that at a monthly investment of $250 with a return rate of 3.5% over 10 years, the family could save up $35,858.13. However, the family would like to save $40,000.00 after 10 years. Use an Excel feature to determine what the return rate would need to be to achieve their desired final value.
In row 10, utilize cell B27 and copy the Monthly Payment Amount across all Mortgage values. Make sure they have the same formatting as the rest of the expenses.
In cell N10 sum all the Mortgage Payments.
Notice that the summed value is $9239.99. This should be $9240.00 but because the monthly payment is based on a formula, we may need to utilize the ROUND feature here.
Use a function to round the value of B27 to 2 decimals. (This should fix your total value for the mortgage payments.)
Use a function In B16 to display the Personal Driver Service amount if B15 equals 0. If B15 does not equal 0, then set the Personal Driver Service for that month to 0.
Copy the formula from B16 to M16.
Enter a formula into O4 to calculate the percentage of total revenue in cell N7 that Bill contributes to the family. Then, copy this formula down to cell O6.
In cell O10 do the same thing as #15, except computing what percentage the mortgage payment is of the total expenses in cell O19. Then, copy this formula down through all the expenses.
Format O4:O6 and O11:O18 to have 2 decimal places.
Complete the instructions on the Comparison Operators sheet.
Switch to the Family Budget #1 sheet.
Autofill the monthly abbreviations in cell B3 for the rest of the headers across row 3 until column M.
Fix the width of columns C and D so that the #’s do not show in cells C4:D5.
Apply the “Total” cell style to A7:N7 and A19:N19. Then calculate the totals for each row.
In cell B27, enter a formula to calculate the mortgage payment given in information in cells B23:D26. Your final Monthly Payment Amount should be positive.
Change the length of loan in B24 to 18 years.
Copy the formula from B27 to C27.
In cell I25, the Investment Savings calculator has determined that at a monthly investment of $250 with a return rate of 3.5% over 10 years, the family could save up $35,858.13. However, the family would like to save $40,000.00 after 10 years. Use an Excel feature to determine what the return rate would need to be to achieve their desired final value.
In row 10, utilize cell B27 and copy the Monthly Payment Amount across all Mortgage values. Make sure they have the same formatting as the rest of the expenses.
In cell N10 sum all the Mortgage Payments.
Notice that the summed value is $9239.99. This should be $9240.00 but because the monthly payment is based on a formula, we may need to utilize the ROUND feature here.
Use a function to round the value of B27 to 2 decimals. (This should fix your total value for the mortgage payments.)
Use a function In B16 to display the Personal Driver Service amount if B15 equals 0. If B15 does not equal 0, then set the Personal Driver Service for that month to 0.
Copy the formula from B16 to M16.
Enter a formula into O4 to calculate the percentage of total revenue in cell N7 that Bill contributes to the family. Then, copy this formula down to cell O6.
In cell O10 do the same thing as #15, except computing what percentage the mortgage payment is of the total expenses in cell O19. Then, copy this formula down through all the expenses.
Format O4:O6 and O11:O18 to have 2 decimal places.
Complete the instructions on the Comparison Operators sheet.
Switch to the Family Budget #1 sheet.
Autofill the monthly abbreviations in cell B3 for the rest of the headers across row 3 until column M.
Fix the width of columns C and D so that the #’s do not show in cells C4:D5.
Apply the “Total” cell style to A7:N7 and A19:N19. Then calculate the totals for each row.
In cell B27, enter a formula to calculate the mortgage payment given in information in cells B23:D26. Your final Monthly Payment Amount should be positive.
Change the length of loan in B24 to 18 years.
Copy the formula from B27 to C27.
In cell I25, the Investment Savings calculator has determined that at a monthly investment of $250 with a return rate of 3.5% over 10 years, the family could save up $35,858.13. However, the family would like to save $40,000.00 after 10 years. Use an Excel feature to determine what the return rate would need to be to achieve their desired final value.
In row 10, utilize cell B27 and copy the Monthly Payment Amount across all Mortgage values. Make sure they have the same formatting as the rest of the expenses.
In cell N10 sum all the Mortgage Payments.
Notice that the summed value is $9239.99. This should be $9240.00 but because the monthly payment is based on a formula, we may need to utilize the ROUND feature here.
Use a function to round the value of B27 to 2 decimals. (This should fix your total value for the mortgage payments.)
Use a function In B16 to display the Personal Driver Service amount if B15 equals 0. If B15 does not equal 0, then set the Personal Driver Service for that month to 0.
Copy the formula from B16 to M16.
Enter a formula into O4 to calculate the percentage of total revenue in cell N7 that Bill contributes to the family. Then, copy this formula down to cell O6.
In cell O10 do the same thing as #15, except computing what percentage the mortgage payment is of the total expenses in cell O19. Then, copy this formula down through all the expenses.
Format O4:O6 and O11:O18 to have 2 decimal places.
Complete the instructions on the Comparison Operators sheet.
Switch to the Family Budget #1 sheet.
Autofill the monthly abbreviations in cell B3 for the rest of the headers across row 3 until column M.
Fix the width of columns C and D so that the #’s do not show in cells C4:D5.
Apply the “Total” cell style to A7:N7 and A19:N19. Then calculate the totals for each row.
In cell B27, enter a formula to calculate the mortgage payment given in information in cells B23:D26. Your final Monthly Payment Amount should be positive.
Change the length of loan in B24 to 18 years.
Copy the formula from B27 to C27.
In cell I25, the Investment Savings calculator has determined that at a monthly investment of $250 with a return rate of 3.5% over 10 years, the family could save up $35,858.13. However, the family would like to save $40,000.00 after 10 years. Use an Excel feature to determine what the return rate would need to be to achieve their desired final value.
In row 10, utilize cell B27 and copy the Monthly Payment Amount across all Mortgage values. Make sure they have the same formatting as the rest of the expenses.
In cell N10 sum all the Mortgage Payments.
Notice that the summed value is $9239.99. This should be $9240.00 but because the monthly payment is based on a formula, we may need to utilize the ROUND feature here.
Use a function to round the value of B27 to 2 decimals. (This should fix your total value for the mortgage payments.)
Use a function In B16 to display the Personal Driver Service amount if B15 equals 0. If B15 does not equal 0, then set the Personal Driver Service for that month to 0.
Copy the formula from B16 to M16.
Enter a formula into O4 to calculate the percentage of total revenue in cell N7 that Bill contributes to the family. Then, copy this formula down to cell O6.
In cell O10 do the same thing as #15, except computing what percentage the mortgage payment is of the total expenses in cell O19. Then, copy this formula down through all the expenses.
Format O4:O6 and O11:O18 to have 2 decimal places.
Complete the instructions on the Comparison Operators sheet.
Switch to the Family Budget #1 sheet.
Autofill the monthly abbreviations in cell B3 for the rest of the headers across row 3 until column M.
Fix the width of columns C and D so that the #’s do not show in cells C4:D5.
Apply the “Total” cell style to A7:N7 and A19:N19. Then calculate the totals for each row.
In cell B27, enter a formula to calculate the mortgage payment given in information in cells B23:D26. Your final Monthly Payment Amount should be positive.
Change the length of loan in B24 to 18 years.
Copy the formula from B27 to C27.
In cell I25, the Investment Savings calculator has determined that at a monthly investment of $250 with a return rate of 3.5% over 10 years, the family could save up $35,858.13. However, the family would like to save $40,000.00 after 10 years. Use an Excel feature to determine what the return rate would need to be to achieve their desired final value.
In row 10, utilize cell B27 and copy the Monthly Payment Amount across all Mortgage values. Make sure they have the same formatting as the rest of the expenses.
In cell N10 sum all the Mortgage Payments.
Notice that the summed value is $9239.99. This should be $9240.00 but because the monthly payment is based on a formula, we may need to utilize the ROUND feature here.
Use a function to round the value of B27 to 2 decimals. (This should fix your total value for the mortgage payments.)
Use a function In B16 to display the Personal Driver Service amount if B15 equals 0. If B15 does not equal 0, then set the Personal Driver Service for that month to 0.
Copy the formula from B16 to M16.
Enter a formula into O4 to calculate the percentage of total revenue in cell N7 that Bill contributes to the family. Then, copy this formula down to cell O6.
In cell O10 do the same thing as #15, except computing what percentage the mortgage payment is of the total expenses in cell O19. Then, copy this formula down through all the expenses.
Format O4:O6 and O11:O18 to have 2 decimal places.
Complete the instructions on the Comparison Operators sheet.
Switch to the Family Budget #1 sheet.
Autofill the monthly abbreviations in cell B3 for the rest of the headers across row 3 until column M.
Fix the width of columns C and D so that the #’s do not show in cells C4:D5.
Apply the “Total” cell style to A7:N7 and A19:N19. Then calculate the totals for each row.
In cell B27, enter a formula to calculate the mortgage payment given in information in cells B23:D26. Your final Monthly Payment Amount should be positive.
Change the length of loan in B24 to 18 years.
Copy the formula from B27 to C27.
In cell I25, the Investment Savings calculator has determined that at a monthly investment of $250 with a return rate of 3.5% over 10 years, the family could save up $35,858.13. However, the family would like to save $40,000.00 after 10 years. Use an Excel feature to determine what the return rate would need to be to achieve their desired final value.
In row 10, utilize cell B27 and copy the Monthly Payment Amount across all Mortgage values. Make sure they have the same formatting as the rest of the expenses.
In cell N10 sum all the Mortgage Payments.
Notice that the summed value is $9239.99. This should be $9240.00 but because the monthly payment is based on a formula, we may need to utilize the ROUND feature here.
Use a function to round the value of B27 to 2 decimals. (This should fix your total value for the mortgage payments.)
Use a function In B16 to display the Personal Driver Service amount if B15 equals 0. If B15 does not equal 0, then set the Personal Driver Service for that month to 0.
Copy the formula from B16 to M16.
Enter a formula into O4 to calculate the percentage of total revenue in cell N7 that Bill contributes to the family. Then, copy this formula down to cell O6.
In cell O10 do the same thing as #15, except computing what percentage the mortgage payment is of the total expenses in cell O19. Then, copy this formula down through all the expenses.
Format O4:O6 and O11:O18 to have 2 decimal places.
Complete the instructions on the Comparison Operators sheet.
Switch to the Family Budget #1 sheet.
Autofill the monthly abbreviations in cell B3 for the rest of the headers across row 3 until column M.
Fix the width of columns C and D so that the #’s do not show in cells C4:D5.
Apply the “Total” cell style to A7:N7 and A19:N19. Then calculate the totals for each row.
In cell B27, enter a formula to calculate the mortgage payment given in information in cells B23:D26. Your final Monthly Payment Amount should be positive.
Change the length of loan in B24 to 18 years.
Copy the formula from B27 to C27.
In cell I25, the Investment Savings calculator has determined that at a monthly investment of $250 with a return rate of 3.5% over 10 years, the family could save up $35,858.13. However, the family would like to save $40,000.00 after 10 years. Use an Excel feature to determine what the return rate would need to be to achieve their desired final value.
In row 10, utilize cell B27 and copy the Monthly Payment Amount across all Mortgage values. Make sure they have the same formatting as the rest of the expenses.
In cell N10 sum all the Mortgage Payments.
Notice that the summed value is $9239.99. This should be $9240.00 but because the monthly payment is based on a formula, we may need to utilize the ROUND feature here.
Use a function to round the value of B27 to 2 decimals. (This should fix your total value for the mortgage payments.)
Use a function In B16 to display the Personal Driver Service amount if B15 equals 0. If B15 does not equal 0, then set the Personal Driver Service for that month to 0.
Copy the formula from B16 to M16.
Enter a formula into O4 to calculate the percentage of total revenue in cell N7 that Bill contributes to the family. Then, copy this formula down to cell O6.
In cell O10 do the same thing as #15, except computing what percentage the mortgage payment is of the total expenses in cell O19. Then, copy this formula down through all the expenses.
Format O4:O6 and O11:O18 to have 2 decimal places.
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Switch to the 5k Race sheet.
Complete the instructions on the 5k Race sheet.
Switch to the Pong sheet.
Complete the instructions on the Pong sheet.
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