ACC122 Unit 8 part 1 and 2ACC122 Unit 8 part 1 and 2Excel
Excel Instructions using
Excel 2010:
CAUTION: Read Appendix B for
specific instructions relating to these templates.
1. Enter the appropriate numbers/formulas in
the shaded (gray) cells. An asterisk
(*) will appear to the right of an incorrect answer.
2. A formula begins with an equals sign (=)
and can consist of any of the following elements:
Operators such as + (for addition), –
(for subtraction), * (for multiplication), and / (for division).
Cell references, including cell
addresses such as B52, as well as named cells and ranges
Values and text
Worksheet functions (such as SUM)
3. You can enter a formula into a cell
manually (typing it in) or by pointing to the cells.
To enter a formula manually, follow
these steps:
Move the cell pointer to the cell
that you want to hold the formula.
Type an equals sign (=) to signal
the fact that the cell contains a formula.
Type the formula, then press Enter.
4. Rounding: These templates have
been formatted to round numbers to either the nearest whole number or the
nearest cent. For example,
17.65 x 1.5=26.475. The template will display and hold 26.48,
not 26.475. There is no need to use Excel’s rounding function.
5. Remember to save your
work. When saving your workbook, Excel
overwrites the previous copy of your file.
You can save your work at any time.
You can save the file to the
current name, or you may want to keep multiple versions of your work by
saving each successive version under a different name.
To save to the current name,
you can select File, Save from the menu bar or click on the disk icon in the
standard toolbar.
It is recommended that you
save the file to a new name that identifies the file as yours, such as
Excel_End_of_Chapter_Problems_2012_Your_Name.xlsx
To save under a different
name, follow these steps:
Select File, Save As to display the
Save As Type drop-box, chose Excel Workbook (*.xlsx)
Select the folder in which to store
the workbook.
Enter the new filename in the File
name box.
Click Save.
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