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Question 1 of 15
- Open the “Excel Cram Kit (Test #2).xlsx” file.
- Go to the Documentation worksheet and complete the following:
- Enter your name into cell B2.
- Enter a date function into B3 that returns the current date.
- Enter a date function into B4 that returns the current date and time.
- In H3, use a function to determine the resulting date when 7 years and 3 days are added to the start date in D3.
- In H4, use a function to determine the resulting date when 2 months and 1 day are added to the start date in D4.
- In H5, use a function to determine the resulting date when 3 years are added to the start date in D5.
- Move to the Comparison Operators worksheet.
- Fill in the comparison operators in cells B2:B7. Make sure to surround each operator with quotes.
- Go to the Frat Recruits worksheet. This worksheet holds data concerning the newest fraternity recruits at Coding for Crammers University.
- Copy this worksheet and name this copy Totals. Position this Totals worksheet after the Frat Recruits worksheet.
- In the Totals worksheet, create an Excel table. Use the totals row to compute the following:
- Select only Freshmen recruits
- Count the total number of Freshmen recruits
- Find the minimum GPA
- Determine the average FTB (For the Boys) Rating
- Save the file.
- Go back to the Frat Recruits worksheet and copy it again. Name this copy SortFilter. Position this new worksheet after the Frat Recruits worksheet.
- Create an Excel table from the data in the SortFilter worksheet.
- Within this table, perform the following:
- Select only recruits who have a FTB (For the Boys) Rating greater than or equal to 6 and a GPA above 2.5.
- Sort the data by: Vibe (Ascending), FTB (For the Boys) Rating (Descending)
- Save the file.
- Go back to the Frat Recruits worksheet.
- Create a PivotTable with the following characteristics:
- Created the PivotTable on a new worksheet named GPA Stats, positioned after the SortFilter worksheet.
- For each State, then Year, display the Average GPA by FTB (For the Boys) Rating.
- Reduce the Average GPA values to have 1 decimal point and only include the Grand Totals at the bottom of the PivotTable.
- Style the PivotTable with “White, Pivot Style Light 1”.
- Move Ohio to the top.
- Alter Average GPA to appear as Mean GPA.
- Group the FTB (For the Boys) Rating values in groups of 2 so that 3-4, 5-6, 7-8, and 9-10 are together.
- Do not include recruits with a Fake vibe in the display.
- Every state except for Illinois should be selected.
- Save the file.
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Question 2 of 15
- Open the “Excel Cram Kit (Test #2).xlsx” file.
- Go to the Documentation worksheet and complete the following:
- Enter your name into cell B2.
- Enter a date function into B3 that returns the current date.
- Enter a date function into B4 that returns the current date and time.
- In H3, use a function to determine the resulting date when 7 years and 3 days are added to the start date in D3.
- In H4, use a function to determine the resulting date when 2 months and 1 day are added to the start date in D4.
- In H5, use a function to determine the resulting date when 3 years are added to the start date in D5.
- Move to the Comparison Operators worksheet.
- Fill in the comparison operators in cells B2:B7. Make sure to surround each operator with quotes.
- Go to the Frat Recruits worksheet. This worksheet holds data concerning the newest fraternity recruits at Coding for Crammers University.
- Copy this worksheet and name this copy Totals. Position this Totals worksheet after the Frat Recruits worksheet.
- In the Totals worksheet, create an Excel table. Use the totals row to compute the following:
- Select only Freshmen recruits
- Count the total number of Freshmen recruits
- Find the minimum GPA
- Determine the average FTB (For the Boys) Rating
- Save the file.
- Go back to the Frat Recruits worksheet and copy it again. Name this copy SortFilter. Position this new worksheet after the Frat Recruits worksheet.
- Create an Excel table from the data in the SortFilter worksheet.
- Within this table, perform the following:
- Select only recruits who have a FTB (For the Boys) Rating greater than or equal to 6 and a GPA above 2.5.
- Sort the data by: Vibe (Ascending), FTB (For the Boys) Rating (Descending)
- Save the file.
- Go back to the Frat Recruits worksheet.
- Create a PivotTable with the following characteristics:
- Created the PivotTable on a new worksheet named GPA Stats, positioned after the SortFilter worksheet.
- For each State, then Year, display the Average GPA by FTB (For the Boys) Rating.
- Reduce the Average GPA values to have 1 decimal point and only include the Grand Totals at the bottom of the PivotTable.
- Style the PivotTable with “White, Pivot Style Light 1”.
- Move Ohio to the top.
- Alter Average GPA to appear as Mean GPA.
- Group the FTB (For the Boys) Rating values in groups of 2 so that 3-4, 5-6, 7-8, and 9-10 are together.
- Do not include recruits with a Fake vibe in the display.
- Every state except for Illinois should be selected.
- Save the file.
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Question 3 of 15
- Open the “Excel Cram Kit (Test #2).xlsx” file.
- Go to the Documentation worksheet and complete the following:
- Enter your name into cell B2.
- Enter a date function into B3 that returns the current date.
- Enter a date function into B4 that returns the current date and time.
- In H3, use a function to determine the resulting date when 7 years and 3 days are added to the start date in D3.
- In H4, use a function to determine the resulting date when 2 months and 1 day are added to the start date in D4.
- In H5, use a function to determine the resulting date when 3 years are added to the start date in D5.
- Move to the Comparison Operators worksheet.
- Fill in the comparison operators in cells B2:B7. Make sure to surround each operator with quotes.
- Go to the Frat Recruits worksheet. This worksheet holds data concerning the newest fraternity recruits at Coding for Crammers University.
- Copy this worksheet and name this copy Totals. Position this Totals worksheet after the Frat Recruits worksheet.
- In the Totals worksheet, create an Excel table. Use the totals row to compute the following:
- Select only Freshmen recruits
- Count the total number of Freshmen recruits
- Find the minimum GPA
- Determine the average FTB (For the Boys) Rating
- Save the file.
- Go back to the Frat Recruits worksheet and copy it again. Name this copy SortFilter. Position this new worksheet after the Frat Recruits worksheet.
- Create an Excel table from the data in the SortFilter worksheet.
- Within this table, perform the following:
- Select only recruits who have a FTB (For the Boys) Rating greater than or equal to 6 and a GPA above 2.5.
- Sort the data by: Vibe (Ascending), FTB (For the Boys) Rating (Descending)
- Save the file.
- Go back to the Frat Recruits worksheet.
- Create a PivotTable with the following characteristics:
- Created the PivotTable on a new worksheet named GPA Stats, positioned after the SortFilter worksheet.
- For each State, then Year, display the Average GPA by FTB (For the Boys) Rating.
- Reduce the Average GPA values to have 1 decimal point and only include the Grand Totals at the bottom of the PivotTable.
- Style the PivotTable with “White, Pivot Style Light 1”.
- Move Ohio to the top.
- Alter Average GPA to appear as Mean GPA.
- Group the FTB (For the Boys) Rating values in groups of 2 so that 3-4, 5-6, 7-8, and 9-10 are together.
- Do not include recruits with a Fake vibe in the display.
- Every state except for Illinois should be selected.
- Save the file.
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Question 4 of 15
- Open the “Excel Cram Kit (Test #2).xlsx” file.
- Go to the Documentation worksheet and complete the following:
- Enter your name into cell B2.
- Enter a date function into B3 that returns the current date.
- Enter a date function into B4 that returns the current date and time.
- In H3, use a function to determine the resulting date when 7 years and 3 days are added to the start date in D3.
- In H4, use a function to determine the resulting date when 2 months and 1 day are added to the start date in D4.
- In H5, use a function to determine the resulting date when 3 years are added to the start date in D5.
- Move to the Comparison Operators worksheet.
- Fill in the comparison operators in cells B2:B7. Make sure to surround each operator with quotes.
- Go to the Frat Recruits worksheet. This worksheet holds data concerning the newest fraternity recruits at Coding for Crammers University.
- Copy this worksheet and name this copy Totals. Position this Totals worksheet after the Frat Recruits worksheet.
- In the Totals worksheet, create an Excel table. Use the totals row to compute the following:
- Select only Freshmen recruits
- Count the total number of Freshmen recruits
- Find the minimum GPA
- Determine the average FTB (For the Boys) Rating
- Save the file.
- Go back to the Frat Recruits worksheet and copy it again. Name this copy SortFilter. Position this new worksheet after the Frat Recruits worksheet.
- Create an Excel table from the data in the SortFilter worksheet.
- Within this table, perform the following:
- Select only recruits who have a FTB (For the Boys) Rating greater than or equal to 6 and a GPA above 2.5.
- Sort the data by: Vibe (Ascending), FTB (For the Boys) Rating (Descending)
- Save the file.
- Go back to the Frat Recruits worksheet.
- Create a PivotTable with the following characteristics:
- Created the PivotTable on a new worksheet named GPA Stats, positioned after the SortFilter worksheet.
- For each State, then Year, display the Average GPA by FTB (For the Boys) Rating.
- Reduce the Average GPA values to have 1 decimal point and only include the Grand Totals at the bottom of the PivotTable.
- Style the PivotTable with “White, Pivot Style Light 1”.
- Move Ohio to the top.
- Alter Average GPA to appear as Mean GPA.
- Group the FTB (For the Boys) Rating values in groups of 2 so that 3-4, 5-6, 7-8, and 9-10 are together.
- Do not include recruits with a Fake vibe in the display.
- Every state except for Illinois should be selected.
- Save the file.
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Question 5 of 15
- Open the “Excel Cram Kit (Test #2).xlsx” file.
- Go to the Documentation worksheet and complete the following:
- Enter your name into cell B2.
- Enter a date function into B3 that returns the current date.
- Enter a date function into B4 that returns the current date and time.
- In H3, use a function to determine the resulting date when 7 years and 3 days are added to the start date in D3.
- In H4, use a function to determine the resulting date when 2 months and 1 day are added to the start date in D4.
- In H5, use a function to determine the resulting date when 3 years are added to the start date in D5.
- Move to the Comparison Operators worksheet.
- Fill in the comparison operators in cells B2:B7. Make sure to surround each operator with quotes.
- Go to the Frat Recruits worksheet. This worksheet holds data concerning the newest fraternity recruits at Coding for Crammers University.
- Copy this worksheet and name this copy Totals. Position this Totals worksheet after the Frat Recruits worksheet.
- In the Totals worksheet, create an Excel table. Use the totals row to compute the following:
- Select only Freshmen recruits
- Count the total number of Freshmen recruits
- Find the minimum GPA
- Determine the average FTB (For the Boys) Rating
- Save the file.
- Go back to the Frat Recruits worksheet and copy it again. Name this copy SortFilter. Position this new worksheet after the Frat Recruits worksheet.
- Create an Excel table from the data in the SortFilter worksheet.
- Within this table, perform the following:
- Select only recruits who have a FTB (For the Boys) Rating greater than or equal to 6 and a GPA above 2.5.
- Sort the data by: Vibe (Ascending), FTB (For the Boys) Rating (Descending)
- Save the file.
- Go back to the Frat Recruits worksheet.
- Create a PivotTable with the following characteristics:
- Created the PivotTable on a new worksheet named GPA Stats, positioned after the SortFilter worksheet.
- For each State, then Year, display the Average GPA by FTB (For the Boys) Rating.
- Reduce the Average GPA values to have 1 decimal point and only include the Grand Totals at the bottom of the PivotTable.
- Style the PivotTable with “White, Pivot Style Light 1”.
- Move Ohio to the top.
- Alter Average GPA to appear as Mean GPA.
- Group the FTB (For the Boys) Rating values in groups of 2 so that 3-4, 5-6, 7-8, and 9-10 are together.
- Do not include recruits with a Fake vibe in the display.
- Every state except for Illinois should be selected.
- Save the file.
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Question 6 of 15
- Open the “Excel Cram Kit (Test #2).xlsx” file.
- Go to the Documentation worksheet and complete the following:
- Enter your name into cell B2.
- Enter a date function into B3 that returns the current date.
- Enter a date function into B4 that returns the current date and time.
- In H3, use a function to determine the resulting date when 7 years and 3 days are added to the start date in D3.
- In H4, use a function to determine the resulting date when 2 months and 1 day are added to the start date in D4.
- In H5, use a function to determine the resulting date when 3 years are added to the start date in D5.
- Move to the Comparison Operators worksheet.
- Fill in the comparison operators in cells B2:B7. Make sure to surround each operator with quotes.
- Go to the Frat Recruits worksheet. This worksheet holds data concerning the newest fraternity recruits at Coding for Crammers University.
- Copy this worksheet and name this copy Totals. Position this Totals worksheet after the Frat Recruits worksheet.
- In the Totals worksheet, create an Excel table. Use the totals row to compute the following:
- Select only Freshmen recruits
- Count the total number of Freshmen recruits
- Find the minimum GPA
- Determine the average FTB (For the Boys) Rating
- Save the file.
- Go back to the Frat Recruits worksheet and copy it again. Name this copy SortFilter. Position this new worksheet after the Frat Recruits worksheet.
- Create an Excel table from the data in the SortFilter worksheet.
- Within this table, perform the following:
- Select only recruits who have a FTB (For the Boys) Rating greater than or equal to 6 and a GPA above 2.5.
- Sort the data by: Vibe (Ascending), FTB (For the Boys) Rating (Descending)
- Save the file.
- Go back to the Frat Recruits worksheet.
- Create a PivotTable with the following characteristics:
- Created the PivotTable on a new worksheet named GPA Stats, positioned after the SortFilter worksheet.
- For each State, then Year, display the Average GPA by FTB (For the Boys) Rating.
- Reduce the Average GPA values to have 1 decimal point and only include the Grand Totals at the bottom of the PivotTable.
- Style the PivotTable with “White, Pivot Style Light 1”.
- Move Ohio to the top.
- Alter Average GPA to appear as Mean GPA.
- Group the FTB (For the Boys) Rating values in groups of 2 so that 3-4, 5-6, 7-8, and 9-10 are together.
- Do not include recruits with a Fake vibe in the display.
- Every state except for Illinois should be selected.
- Save the file.
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Question 7 of 15
- Open the “Excel Cram Kit (Test #2).xlsx” file.
- Go to the Documentation worksheet and complete the following:
- Enter your name into cell B2.
- Enter a date function into B3 that returns the current date.
- Enter a date function into B4 that returns the current date and time.
- In H3, use a function to determine the resulting date when 7 years and 3 days are added to the start date in D3.
- In H4, use a function to determine the resulting date when 2 months and 1 day are added to the start date in D4.
- In H5, use a function to determine the resulting date when 3 years are added to the start date in D5.
- Move to the Comparison Operators worksheet.
- Fill in the comparison operators in cells B2:B7. Make sure to surround each operator with quotes.
- Go to the Frat Recruits worksheet. This worksheet holds data concerning the newest fraternity recruits at Coding for Crammers University.
- Copy this worksheet and name this copy Totals. Position this Totals worksheet after the Frat Recruits worksheet.
- In the Totals worksheet, create an Excel table. Use the totals row to compute the following:
- Select only Freshmen recruits
- Count the total number of Freshmen recruits
- Find the minimum GPA
- Determine the average FTB (For the Boys) Rating
- Save the file.
- Go back to the Frat Recruits worksheet and copy it again. Name this copy SortFilter. Position this new worksheet after the Frat Recruits worksheet.
- Create an Excel table from the data in the SortFilter worksheet.
- Within this table, perform the following:
- Select only recruits who have a FTB (For the Boys) Rating greater than or equal to 6 and a GPA above 2.5.
- Sort the data by: Vibe (Ascending), FTB (For the Boys) Rating (Descending)
- Save the file.
- Go back to the Frat Recruits worksheet.
- Create a PivotTable with the following characteristics:
- Created the PivotTable on a new worksheet named GPA Stats, positioned after the SortFilter worksheet.
- For each State, then Year, display the Average GPA by FTB (For the Boys) Rating.
- Reduce the Average GPA values to have 1 decimal point and only include the Grand Totals at the bottom of the PivotTable.
- Style the PivotTable with “White, Pivot Style Light 1”.
- Move Ohio to the top.
- Alter Average GPA to appear as Mean GPA.
- Group the FTB (For the Boys) Rating values in groups of 2 so that 3-4, 5-6, 7-8, and 9-10 are together.
- Do not include recruits with a Fake vibe in the display.
- Every state except for Illinois should be selected.
- Save the file.
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Question 8 of 15
- Open the “Excel Cram Kit (Test #2).xlsx” file.
- Go to the Documentation worksheet and complete the following:
- Enter your name into cell B2.
- Enter a date function into B3 that returns the current date.
- Enter a date function into B4 that returns the current date and time.
- In H3, use a function to determine the resulting date when 7 years and 3 days are added to the start date in D3.
- In H4, use a function to determine the resulting date when 2 months and 1 day are added to the start date in D4.
- In H5, use a function to determine the resulting date when 3 years are added to the start date in D5.
- Move to the Comparison Operators worksheet.
- Fill in the comparison operators in cells B2:B7. Make sure to surround each operator with quotes.
- Go to the Frat Recruits worksheet. This worksheet holds data concerning the newest fraternity recruits at Coding for Crammers University.
- Copy this worksheet and name this copy Totals. Position this Totals worksheet after the Frat Recruits worksheet.
- In the Totals worksheet, create an Excel table. Use the totals row to compute the following:
- Select only Freshmen recruits
- Count the total number of Freshmen recruits
- Find the minimum GPA
- Determine the average FTB (For the Boys) Rating
- Save the file.
- Go back to the Frat Recruits worksheet and copy it again. Name this copy SortFilter. Position this new worksheet after the Frat Recruits worksheet.
- Create an Excel table from the data in the SortFilter worksheet.
- Within this table, perform the following:
- Select only recruits who have a FTB (For the Boys) Rating greater than or equal to 6 and a GPA above 2.5.
- Sort the data by: Vibe (Ascending), FTB (For the Boys) Rating (Descending)
- Save the file.
- Go back to the Frat Recruits worksheet.
- Create a PivotTable with the following characteristics:
- Created the PivotTable on a new worksheet named GPA Stats, positioned after the SortFilter worksheet.
- For each State, then Year, display the Average GPA by FTB (For the Boys) Rating.
- Reduce the Average GPA values to have 1 decimal point and only include the Grand Totals at the bottom of the PivotTable.
- Style the PivotTable with “White, Pivot Style Light 1”.
- Move Ohio to the top.
- Alter Average GPA to appear as Mean GPA.
- Group the FTB (For the Boys) Rating values in groups of 2 so that 3-4, 5-6, 7-8, and 9-10 are together.
- Do not include recruits with a Fake vibe in the display.
- Every state except for Illinois should be selected.
- Save the file.
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Question 9 of 15
- Open the “Excel Cram Kit (Test #2).xlsx” file.
- Go to the Documentation worksheet and complete the following:
- Enter your name into cell B2.
- Enter a date function into B3 that returns the current date.
- Enter a date function into B4 that returns the current date and time.
- In H3, use a function to determine the resulting date when 7 years and 3 days are added to the start date in D3.
- In H4, use a function to determine the resulting date when 2 months and 1 day are added to the start date in D4.
- In H5, use a function to determine the resulting date when 3 years are added to the start date in D5.
- Move to the Comparison Operators worksheet.
- Fill in the comparison operators in cells B2:B7. Make sure to surround each operator with quotes.
- Go to the Frat Recruits worksheet. This worksheet holds data concerning the newest fraternity recruits at Coding for Crammers University.
- Copy this worksheet and name this copy Totals. Position this Totals worksheet after the Frat Recruits worksheet.
- In the Totals worksheet, create an Excel table. Use the totals row to compute the following:
- Select only Freshmen recruits
- Count the total number of Freshmen recruits
- Find the minimum GPA
- Determine the average FTB (For the Boys) Rating
- Save the file.
- Go back to the Frat Recruits worksheet and copy it again. Name this copy SortFilter. Position this new worksheet after the Frat Recruits worksheet.
- Create an Excel table from the data in the SortFilter worksheet.
- Within this table, perform the following:
- Select only recruits who have a FTB (For the Boys) Rating greater than or equal to 6 and a GPA above 2.5.
- Sort the data by: Vibe (Ascending), FTB (For the Boys) Rating (Descending)
- Save the file.
- Go back to the Frat Recruits worksheet.
- Create a PivotTable with the following characteristics:
- Created the PivotTable on a new worksheet named GPA Stats, positioned after the SortFilter worksheet.
- For each State, then Year, display the Average GPA by FTB (For the Boys) Rating.
- Reduce the Average GPA values to have 1 decimal point and only include the Grand Totals at the bottom of the PivotTable.
- Style the PivotTable with “White, Pivot Style Light 1”.
- Move Ohio to the top.
- Alter Average GPA to appear as Mean GPA.
- Group the FTB (For the Boys) Rating values in groups of 2 so that 3-4, 5-6, 7-8, and 9-10 are together.
- Do not include recruits with a Fake vibe in the display.
- Every state except for Illinois should be selected.
- Save the file.
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Question 10 of 15
- Open the “Excel Cram Kit (Test #2).xlsx” file.
- Go to the Documentation worksheet and complete the following:
- Enter your name into cell B2.
- Enter a date function into B3 that returns the current date.
- Enter a date function into B4 that returns the current date and time.
- In H3, use a function to determine the resulting date when 7 years and 3 days are added to the start date in D3.
- In H4, use a function to determine the resulting date when 2 months and 1 day are added to the start date in D4.
- In H5, use a function to determine the resulting date when 3 years are added to the start date in D5.
- Move to the Comparison Operators worksheet.
- Fill in the comparison operators in cells B2:B7. Make sure to surround each operator with quotes.
- Go to the Frat Recruits worksheet. This worksheet holds data concerning the newest fraternity recruits at Coding for Crammers University.
- Copy this worksheet and name this copy Totals. Position this Totals worksheet after the Frat Recruits worksheet.
- In the Totals worksheet, create an Excel table. Use the totals row to compute the following:
- Select only Freshmen recruits
- Count the total number of Freshmen recruits
- Find the minimum GPA
- Determine the average FTB (For the Boys) Rating
- Save the file.
- Go back to the Frat Recruits worksheet and copy it again. Name this copy SortFilter. Position this new worksheet after the Frat Recruits worksheet.
- Create an Excel table from the data in the SortFilter worksheet.
- Within this table, perform the following:
- Select only recruits who have a FTB (For the Boys) Rating greater than or equal to 6 and a GPA above 2.5.
- Sort the data by: Vibe (Ascending), FTB (For the Boys) Rating (Descending)
- Save the file.
- Go back to the Frat Recruits worksheet.
- Create a PivotTable with the following characteristics:
- Created the PivotTable on a new worksheet named GPA Stats, positioned after the SortFilter worksheet.
- For each State, then Year, display the Average GPA by FTB (For the Boys) Rating.
- Reduce the Average GPA values to have 1 decimal point and only include the Grand Totals at the bottom of the PivotTable.
- Style the PivotTable with “White, Pivot Style Light 1”.
- Move Ohio to the top.
- Alter Average GPA to appear as Mean GPA.
- Group the FTB (For the Boys) Rating values in groups of 2 so that 3-4, 5-6, 7-8, and 9-10 are together.
- Do not include recruits with a Fake vibe in the display.
- Every state except for Illinois should be selected.
- Save the file.
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Question 11 of 15
- Open the “Excel Cram Kit (Test #2).xlsx” file.
- Go to the Documentation worksheet and complete the following:
- Enter your name into cell B2.
- Enter a date function into B3 that returns the current date.
- Enter a date function into B4 that returns the current date and time.
- In H3, use a function to determine the resulting date when 7 years and 3 days are added to the start date in D3.
- In H4, use a function to determine the resulting date when 2 months and 1 day are added to the start date in D4.
- In H5, use a function to determine the resulting date when 3 years are added to the start date in D5.
- Move to the Comparison Operators worksheet.
- Fill in the comparison operators in cells B2:B7. Make sure to surround each operator with quotes.
- Go to the Frat Recruits worksheet. This worksheet holds data concerning the newest fraternity recruits at Coding for Crammers University.
- Copy this worksheet and name this copy Totals. Position this Totals worksheet after the Frat Recruits worksheet.
- In the Totals worksheet, create an Excel table. Use the totals row to compute the following:
- Select only Freshmen recruits
- Count the total number of Freshmen recruits
- Find the minimum GPA
- Determine the average FTB (For the Boys) Rating
- Save the file.
- Go back to the Frat Recruits worksheet and copy it again. Name this copy SortFilter. Position this new worksheet after the Frat Recruits worksheet.
- Create an Excel table from the data in the SortFilter worksheet.
- Within this table, perform the following:
- Select only recruits who have a FTB (For the Boys) Rating greater than or equal to 6 and a GPA above 2.5.
- Sort the data by: Vibe (Ascending), FTB (For the Boys) Rating (Descending)
- Save the file.
- Go back to the Frat Recruits worksheet.
- Create a PivotTable with the following characteristics:
- Created the PivotTable on a new worksheet named GPA Stats, positioned after the SortFilter worksheet.
- For each State, then Year, display the Average GPA by FTB (For the Boys) Rating.
- Reduce the Average GPA values to have 1 decimal point and only include the Grand Totals at the bottom of the PivotTable.
- Style the PivotTable with “White, Pivot Style Light 1”.
- Move Ohio to the top.
- Alter Average GPA to appear as Mean GPA.
- Group the FTB (For the Boys) Rating values in groups of 2 so that 3-4, 5-6, 7-8, and 9-10 are together.
- Do not include recruits with a Fake vibe in the display.
- Every state except for Illinois should be selected.
- Save the file.
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Question 12 of 15
- Open the “Excel Cram Kit (Test #2).xlsx” file.
- Go to the Documentation worksheet and complete the following:
- Enter your name into cell B2.
- Enter a date function into B3 that returns the current date.
- Enter a date function into B4 that returns the current date and time.
- In H3, use a function to determine the resulting date when 7 years and 3 days are added to the start date in D3.
- In H4, use a function to determine the resulting date when 2 months and 1 day are added to the start date in D4.
- In H5, use a function to determine the resulting date when 3 years are added to the start date in D5.
- Move to the Comparison Operators worksheet.
- Fill in the comparison operators in cells B2:B7. Make sure to surround each operator with quotes.
- Go to the Frat Recruits worksheet. This worksheet holds data concerning the newest fraternity recruits at Coding for Crammers University.
- Copy this worksheet and name this copy Totals. Position this Totals worksheet after the Frat Recruits worksheet.
- In the Totals worksheet, create an Excel table. Use the totals row to compute the following:
- Select only Freshmen recruits
- Count the total number of Freshmen recruits
- Find the minimum GPA
- Determine the average FTB (For the Boys) Rating
- Save the file.
- Go back to the Frat Recruits worksheet and copy it again. Name this copy SortFilter. Position this new worksheet after the Frat Recruits worksheet.
- Create an Excel table from the data in the SortFilter worksheet.
- Within this table, perform the following:
- Select only recruits who have a FTB (For the Boys) Rating greater than or equal to 6 and a GPA above 2.5.
- Sort the data by: Vibe (Ascending), FTB (For the Boys) Rating (Descending)
- Save the file.
- Go back to the Frat Recruits worksheet.
- Create a PivotTable with the following characteristics:
- Created the PivotTable on a new worksheet named GPA Stats, positioned after the SortFilter worksheet.
- For each State, then Year, display the Average GPA by FTB (For the Boys) Rating.
- Reduce the Average GPA values to have 1 decimal point and only include the Grand Totals at the bottom of the PivotTable.
- Style the PivotTable with “White, Pivot Style Light 1”.
- Move Ohio to the top.
- Alter Average GPA to appear as Mean GPA.
- Group the FTB (For the Boys) Rating values in groups of 2 so that 3-4, 5-6, 7-8, and 9-10 are together.
- Do not include recruits with a Fake vibe in the display.
- Every state except for Illinois should be selected.
- Save the file.
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Question 13 of 15
- Open the “Excel Cram Kit (Test #2).xlsx” file.
- Go to the Documentation worksheet and complete the following:
- Enter your name into cell B2.
- Enter a date function into B3 that returns the current date.
- Enter a date function into B4 that returns the current date and time.
- In H3, use a function to determine the resulting date when 7 years and 3 days are added to the start date in D3.
- In H4, use a function to determine the resulting date when 2 months and 1 day are added to the start date in D4.
- In H5, use a function to determine the resulting date when 3 years are added to the start date in D5.
- Move to the Comparison Operators worksheet.
- Fill in the comparison operators in cells B2:B7. Make sure to surround each operator with quotes.
- Go to the Frat Recruits worksheet. This worksheet holds data concerning the newest fraternity recruits at Coding for Crammers University.
- Copy this worksheet and name this copy Totals. Position this Totals worksheet after the Frat Recruits worksheet.
- In the Totals worksheet, create an Excel table. Use the totals row to compute the following:
- Select only Freshmen recruits
- Count the total number of Freshmen recruits
- Find the minimum GPA
- Determine the average FTB (For the Boys) Rating
- Save the file.
- Go back to the Frat Recruits worksheet and copy it again. Name this copy SortFilter. Position this new worksheet after the Frat Recruits worksheet.
- Create an Excel table from the data in the SortFilter worksheet.
- Within this table, perform the following:
- Select only recruits who have a FTB (For the Boys) Rating greater than or equal to 6 and a GPA above 2.5.
- Sort the data by: Vibe (Ascending), FTB (For the Boys) Rating (Descending)
- Save the file.
- Go back to the Frat Recruits worksheet.
- Create a PivotTable with the following characteristics:
- Created the PivotTable on a new worksheet named GPA Stats, positioned after the SortFilter worksheet.
- For each State, then Year, display the Average GPA by FTB (For the Boys) Rating.
- Reduce the Average GPA values to have 1 decimal point and only include the Grand Totals at the bottom of the PivotTable.
- Style the PivotTable with “White, Pivot Style Light 1”.
- Move Ohio to the top.
- Alter Average GPA to appear as Mean GPA.
- Group the FTB (For the Boys) Rating values in groups of 2 so that 3-4, 5-6, 7-8, and 9-10 are together.
- Do not include recruits with a Fake vibe in the display.
- Every state except for Illinois should be selected.
- Save the file.
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Question 14 of 15
- Open the “Excel Cram Kit (Test #2).xlsx” file.
- Go to the Documentation worksheet and complete the following:
- Enter your name into cell B2.
- Enter a date function into B3 that returns the current date.
- Enter a date function into B4 that returns the current date and time.
- In H3, use a function to determine the resulting date when 7 years and 3 days are added to the start date in D3.
- In H4, use a function to determine the resulting date when 2 months and 1 day are added to the start date in D4.
- In H5, use a function to determine the resulting date when 3 years are added to the start date in D5.
- Move to the Comparison Operators worksheet.
- Fill in the comparison operators in cells B2:B7. Make sure to surround each operator with quotes.
- Go to the Frat Recruits worksheet. This worksheet holds data concerning the newest fraternity recruits at Coding for Crammers University.
- Copy this worksheet and name this copy Totals. Position this Totals worksheet after the Frat Recruits worksheet.
- In the Totals worksheet, create an Excel table. Use the totals row to compute the following:
- Select only Freshmen recruits
- Count the total number of Freshmen recruits
- Find the minimum GPA
- Determine the average FTB (For the Boys) Rating
- Save the file.
- Go back to the Frat Recruits worksheet and copy it again. Name this copy SortFilter. Position this new worksheet after the Frat Recruits worksheet.
- Create an Excel table from the data in the SortFilter worksheet.
- Within this table, perform the following:
- Select only recruits who have a FTB (For the Boys) Rating greater than or equal to 6 and a GPA above 2.5.
- Sort the data by: Vibe (Ascending), FTB (For the Boys) Rating (Descending)
- Save the file.
- Go back to the Frat Recruits worksheet.
- Create a PivotTable with the following characteristics:
- Created the PivotTable on a new worksheet named GPA Stats, positioned after the SortFilter worksheet.
- For each State, then Year, display the Average GPA by FTB (For the Boys) Rating.
- Reduce the Average GPA values to have 1 decimal point and only include the Grand Totals at the bottom of the PivotTable.
- Style the PivotTable with “White, Pivot Style Light 1”.
- Move Ohio to the top.
- Alter Average GPA to appear as Mean GPA.
- Group the FTB (For the Boys) Rating values in groups of 2 so that 3-4, 5-6, 7-8, and 9-10 are together.
- Do not include recruits with a Fake vibe in the display.
- Every state except for Illinois should be selected.
- Save the file.
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Question 15 of 15
- Open the “Excel Cram Kit (Test #2).xlsx” file.
- Go to the Documentation worksheet and complete the following:
- Enter your name into cell B2.
- Enter a date function into B3 that returns the current date.
- Enter a date function into B4 that returns the current date and time.
- In H3, use a function to determine the resulting date when 7 years and 3 days are added to the start date in D3.
- In H4, use a function to determine the resulting date when 2 months and 1 day are added to the start date in D4.
- In H5, use a function to determine the resulting date when 3 years are added to the start date in D5.
- Move to the Comparison Operators worksheet.
- Fill in the comparison operators in cells B2:B7. Make sure to surround each operator with quotes.
- Go to the Frat Recruits worksheet. This worksheet holds data concerning the newest fraternity recruits at Coding for Crammers University.
- Copy this worksheet and name this copy Totals. Position this Totals worksheet after the Frat Recruits worksheet.
- In the Totals worksheet, create an Excel table. Use the totals row to compute the following:
- Select only Freshmen recruits
- Count the total number of Freshmen recruits
- Find the minimum GPA
- Determine the average FTB (For the Boys) Rating
- Save the file.
- Go back to the Frat Recruits worksheet and copy it again. Name this copy SortFilter. Position this new worksheet after the Frat Recruits worksheet.
- Create an Excel table from the data in the SortFilter worksheet.
- Within this table, perform the following:
- Select only recruits who have a FTB (For the Boys) Rating greater than or equal to 6 and a GPA above 2.5.
- Sort the data by: Vibe (Ascending), FTB (For the Boys) Rating (Descending)
- Save the file.
- Go back to the Frat Recruits worksheet.
- Create a PivotTable with the following characteristics:
- Created the PivotTable on a new worksheet named GPA Stats, positioned after the SortFilter worksheet.
- For each State, then Year, display the Average GPA by FTB (For the Boys) Rating.
- Reduce the Average GPA values to have 1 decimal point and only include the Grand Totals at the bottom of the PivotTable.
- Style the PivotTable with “White, Pivot Style Light 1”.
- Move Ohio to the top.
- Alter Average GPA to appear as Mean GPA.
- Group the FTB (For the Boys) Rating values in groups of 2 so that 3-4, 5-6, 7-8, and 9-10 are together.
- Do not include recruits with a Fake vibe in the display.
- Every state except for Illinois should be selected.
- Save the file.