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Microsoft Excel Admin Assessment:

INSTRUCTIONS:

STEP 1: Print pages 3 through 24 of this
Microsoft Excel Admin Assessment

STEP 2: Give the handout to the
admin candidate

STEP 3: Immediately have the
candidate explain each task to you.

STEP 4: If the candidate cannot
explain each task successfully,
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"client-ready".

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Task A. Pivot Table

Instructions:

Explain how to creat a pivot table viewing the image below. Click to view solution

Task B. Create slicers

Instructions:

In the task above you created a Pivot Table. Explain how to create Slicers. Click to view solution

Task C. Fix Printing Problem

Instructions:

This page is printing an extra blank page. Explain how to fix this printing problem. Click to view solution

Task D. Filtering Data

Instructions:

Explain what formula used to create a total answer when filtering data. Click to view solution

Task E. Celebes Only

Instructions:

Explain which formula to use to find Celebes coffee total sales. Click to view solution

Task F. Celebes and Greater Than 60 pounds

Instructions:

Explain which formula to use to find Celebes coffee total sales greater than 60 lbs. Click to view solution

Task 1. Remove Extra Spaces In Front

Instructions:

Explain how to use a formula to remove the leading spaces in column A. Remove the leading spaces using a formula and put the answer in column D. Click to view solution

Task 2. Fix The Error Message

Instructions:

You completed task #1 from above and you deleted column A. Explain the error in column C and how to fix it. Click to view solution

Task 3. Separate Columns

Instructions:

Notice column C currently includes the city name, state abbreviation, and zip code.

The client has the spreadsheet on her desk (image below). She asks you to help her separate the city name into column C (by itself), and state abbreviation and zip code (together) in column D. Explain how to do that for the client. Click to view solution

Task 4. Gantt Chart

Instructions:

You are working at an investment bank. Lisa is the director at the investment bank and she is the one you report to.

Lisa recently finished a course in project management and now wants to implement some of her new found project management skills.

Gantt charts are one of the primary tools used in project management.

Lisa requests for you to create a Gantt chart using Excel. You open Microsoft Excel and have a new blank workbook on your screen. Explain how to create a Date Tracking Gantt chart from scratch. Click to view solution

Task 5. Loan Table

Instructions:

You are at the clients office. The client request you to create a loan ammortization table with the following variables: loan amount $5,000: Annual Interest Rate 4.00%, and the others (view image below). You open Excel and have a new blank workbook on your screen. Explain how to create this loan amortization table. Click to view solution

Task 6. Mark, Sort, Remove

Instructions:

Column A includes duplicate entries. The client wants you to mark all duplicates in red, put the duplicates at the top for easier viewing, and lastly remove the duplicates.
Explain three things:
how to mark duplicates in red, Click to view solution

how to sort duplicates to the top of the column for easy viewing,
Click to view solution

how to remove them (duplicates).
Click to view solution

Task 7. Make It Vertical

Instructions:

You are at the clients office. The previous employee typed the information incorrectly (image below).

Rather than First Name, Last Name, Street, City, State, and Zip typed in Column A, the client preferes the data to be typed as it is in row 12.

Explain how you would remove the data in A2 through F7 and put the same data so it looks like the data in range A12 through F17. Click to view solution

Task 8. Top 3 then Top 8

Instructions:

The client presents this spreadsheet to you and wants to highlight the top 3 highest values in the sales column. Explain how to do that.

The client now request to show the top 8 values in the same column. Explain how to do that.

Finally, explain how to remove the criteria so no values are highlighted. Click to view solution

Task 9. Format Billions

Instructions:

The client does not want to show nine zeros and would rather replace the nine zeros with the letter B (view image below).

Explain how to replace the nine zeros with the letter B. Click to view solution - soon

Task 10. Protect Cells

Instructions:

The client is tired of employees deleting the cells with formulas. Please explain how to protect all cells that include formulas so they cannot be modified or deleted.
Explain how to protect cells that only include formulas. Click to view solution - soon

Task 11. Delete Empty Rows

Instructions:

Explain the quickest way to remove all blank rows efficiently. Click to view solution - soon

Task 12. Join Columns

Instructions:

The client gives you this spreadsheet that includes the Last Name in column A and First Name in column B.

The client asks you to show her how to combine First Name and Last Name into column E (in that order). Explain how to do this and what formula you use. Click to view solution - soon

Task 13. Create Macro

Instructions:

You will create a macro named

ten_sheets

Every so often you want your workbook to have ten tabs (worksheets). Explain the steps to create this macro. Please note: you will re-use this macro each day so it should be available to all newly created workbooks. Click to view solution - soon

Task 14. Run Macro

Instructions:

Explain how to run (execute) the macro you created above. Click to view solution - soon

Task 15. Add Macro to QAT

Instructions:

Explain how to put a macro on the Quick Access Toolbar.Click to view solution - soon

Task 16. Change Macro Icon

Instructions:

You have completed Task 15 above. Explain how to customize the macro to show a happy face icon and the macro name.Click to view solution - soon




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