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Week 5 Homework Assignment, Exercises of MS Microsoft Excel skills

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MODULE 5 HOMEWORK ASSIGNMENT
(45 points)
There are two (2) separate scenarios in this assignment. Data given in each scenario is shaded gray. You
will be providing proper formulas or functions for the remaining data in the unshaded cells by answering
the questions using cell references from each scenario’s set of worksheets. You will type your answers in
this document. There are no Excel files provided for this assignment. Note that once you have
completed a question, you may use the results of that question in subsequent problems. Remember to
start all formulas or functions with an equal (=) sign and to always use cell references and functions
where possible. Only use a $ if necessary when copying formulas down or across. Also, used named
ranges where possible. Treat each scenario separately and answer the Meet session question at the end
of this assignment.
Scenario One
You own a small Computer Retailing company that sells computer systems. You have created a
spreadsheet that stores basic sales information.
Inventory worksheet: Lists the computer base price & upgrade costs for each system identified by
product number and computer (product) name.
Orders worksheet: Lists basic customer information such as their name, computer purchased (product
number and product), if the customer purchased the 3 year warranty only or the 3 year and extended
accidental warranty (TRUE or FALSE), computer cost, warranty cost (if chosen), and total cost by
customer.
Warranty Types worksheet: Lists the warranty costs. The cost of the warranty is based on the type of
warranty chosen and the total computer cost in column G of the Orders worksheet (Computer
+Upgrades). The cell range B2:E4 has been named Warranty.
The warranty costs are based on whether or not the customer purchased the warranty and the cost of
the computer as follows.
If the customer purchased the Extended 3 Year Warranty Only:
If the cost of the cost of the computer is less than $1,000, the cost of the warranty is $25. If the cost of
the computer is greater than or equal to $1,000 and less than $2,000, the cost of the warranty is $35. If
the cost of the computer is greater than or equal to $2,000 and less than $5,000, the cost of the
warranty is $45. If the cost of the computer is greater than or equal to $5,000, the cost of the warranty
is $60.
If the customer purchased the Extended 3 Year Warranty and Accidental Damage or Theft:
If the cost of the computer is less than $1,000, the cost of the warranty is $40. If the cost of the
computer is greater than or equal to $1,000 and less than $2,000, the cost of the warranty is $55. If the
cost of the computer is greater than or equal to $2,000 and less than $5,000, the cost of the warranty is
$70. If the cost of the computer is greater than or equal to $5,000, the cost of the warranty is $80.
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(45 points)

There are two (2) separate scenarios in this assignment. Data given in each scenario is shaded gray. You will be providing proper formulas or functions for the remaining data in the unshaded cells by answering the questions using cell references from each scenario’s set of worksheets. You will type your answers in this document. There are no Excel files provided for this assignment. Note that once you have completed a question, you may use the results of that question in subsequent problems. Remember to start all formulas or functions with an equal (=) sign and to always use cell references and functions where possible. Only use a $ if necessary when copying formulas down or across. Also, used named ranges where possible. Treat each scenario separately and answer the Meet session question at the end of this assignment.

Scenario One

You own a small Computer Retailing company that sells computer systems. You have created a spreadsheet that stores basic sales information. Inventory worksheet : Lists the computer base price & upgrade costs for each system identified by product number and computer (product) name. Orders worksheet : Lists basic customer information such as their name, computer purchased (product number and product), if the customer purchased the 3 year warranty only or the 3 year and extended accidental warranty (TRUE or FALSE), computer cost, warranty cost (if chosen), and total cost by customer. Warranty Types worksheet: Lists the warranty costs. The cost of the warranty is based on the type of warranty chosen and the total computer cost in column G of the Orders worksheet (Computer +Upgrades). The cell range B2:E4 has been named Warranty. The warranty costs are based on whether or not the customer purchased the warranty and the cost of the computer as follows. If the customer purchased the Extended 3 Year Warranty Only: If the cost of the cost of the computer is less than $1,000, the cost of the warranty is $25. If the cost of the computer is greater than or equal to $1,000 and less than $2,000, the cost of the warranty is $35. If the cost of the computer is greater than or equal to $2,000 and less than $5,000, the cost of the warranty is $45. If the cost of the computer is greater than or equal to $5,000, the cost of the warranty is $60. If the customer purchased the Extended 3 Year Warranty and Accidental Damage or Theft: If the cost of the computer is less than $1,000, the cost of the warranty is $40. If the cost of the computer is greater than or equal to $1,000 and less than $2,000, the cost of the warranty is $55. If the cost of the computer is greater than or equal to $2,000 and less than $5,000, the cost of the warranty is $70. If the cost of the computer is greater than or equal to $5,000, the cost of the warranty is $80.

(45 points)

  1. (0-5 pts) Write an Excel formula or function in cell Orders!D2, which can be copied down the column to determine the corresponding computer name based on the product number in the Inventory worksheet. If the product number does not exist in the inventory, display the word, “INVALID”. (Hint: Use the IFERROR(VLOOKUP()) functions here.) =IFERROR(VLOOKUP(C2,Inventory!A$3:B$14,2,FALSE),"INVALID")
  2. (0-5 pts) Write an Excel formula or function in cell Orders!G2, which can be copied down the column, to determine the corresponding computer cost based on the product number in the Inventory worksheet. (Assume all clients will purchase the computer and the associated upgrades.) If the product number does not exist in the inventory, display the word, “INVALID”. (Hint: Use the IFERROR(VLOOKUP() + VLOOKUP()) functions here where the first VLOOKUP finds the base price and the second VLOOKUP finds the upgrades cost.)

(45 points)

The retail price of the trip (wholesale price + markup + Agent’s commission) is based on the Mark Up table. Trips with a wholesale price less than $500 will have a markup of $50, trips with a wholesale price greater than or equal to $500, but less than $700 will have a markup of $75, trips with a wholesale price greater than or equal to $700, but less than $1,500 will have a markup of $115, trips with a wholesale price greater than or equal to $1,500, will have a markup of $150. (The markup is added to the wholesale price and is used when calculating the retail price of the vacation.) For example, the wholesale price of the trip in cell Trips!C3 is $850, so the markup for that trip will be $115. Package A and Package B trips receive a discount based on the type of trip selected. If the trip type is luxury, the discount is 7% of the wholesale price, if the trip is all inclusive, the discount is 6% of the wholesale price, and if the trip is basic, the discount is 5% of the wholesale price. The cost of the ground transportation is based on the trip location and the type of transportation. (Car, Taxi, Shuttle) For example, the transportation cost for a car in Boston is $250. Notes

  • All clients will always choose a valid package, trip type, type of transportation, and destination.
  • The range Pricing!A3:B6 is named MarkUp.
  • The range Comm!B2:D4 is named Commission.
  • Please use the named ranges in formulas where appropriate.

(45 points)

  1. (0-5 pts) Write an Excel formula or function in cell Trips!I3, which can be copied down the column, to determine the retail price of the trip. The retail price is based on the wholesale price, the mark up, the agent’s commission, and the number of people going on the trip. Use the named ranges MarkUp & Commission in your function(s). (Wholesale Price + Mark Up + Agent’s Commission) * # of People. (Hint: Use wholesale price plus a VLOOKUP() to find markup plus an HLOOKUP() to find the commission for either luxury or all inclusive and then multiply this sum by the # of people on the trip.) =(C3+VLOOKUP(C3,MarkUp,2,TRUE)+HLOOKUP(F3,Comm,2,FALSE))H*
  2. (0-5 pts) Write an Excel formula or function in cell Trips!J3, which can be copied down the column, to determine the cost of the ground transportation for the corresponding trip. (Hint: Use a VLOOKUP() to find the ground cost for each location based on whether it is car, taxi or shuttle.) I found another function that works just as well. =XLOOKUP(B3,Pricing!E$3:E$10,XLOOKUP(G3,Pricing!F$2:H$2,Pricing!F$3:H$10))

(45 points)

material available in the class as I feel the material was very limited. I could not figure out section 2 problem number 3 no matter what I tried, and I just feel defeated.