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PPT 2022 Project
PowerPoint_7E_Surveys
Project Description:
In the following Mastering PowerPoint project, you will complete a PowerPoint presentation by creating and inserting tables of data that have been collected. The Seattle-Tacoma Job Fair organization is conducting surveys in preparation for the upcoming job fairs.
Steps to Perform:
Step
Instructions
Points Possible
1
Open the file Student_PowerPoint_7E_Surveys.pptx downloaded with this project.
0
2
On Slide 3, insert a 3-column x 5-row table.
8
3
On Slide 3, in row 1, column 1, type Job Fair
in column 2, type Location
in column 3, type Minimum
Employees
2
4
Type the following information in the corresponding cells, beginning in row 2:
Column 1 Greater Seattle Bellingham Technology Shorewood Healthcare
Vancouver Paints Column 2 Seattle Bellingham
Shorewood
Vancouver
Column 3
500
20
100
75
5
5
Center the text in the Header Row.
2
6
Apply the Medium Style 3 – Accent 1 design to the table.
4
7
On Slide 3, AutoFit column 2. Set the width of column 3 to 2.5". Center
the text in column 3.
4
8
Set the table alignment on the slide to Align Center and Align Middle.
5
Created On: 09/29/2022
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GO22_PP_CH07_GRADER_7E_HW - Surveys 1.1
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PPT 2022 Project
Step
Instructions
Points Possible
9
Open the downloaded p07E_Staffing_Survey.xlsx
workbook. Copy the
Excel cell range A1:D9, and then paste it on Slide 4, using destination styles.
8
10
In the table on Slide 4, delete column 4. Lock Aspect Ratio and change the table width to 8".
4
11
Move the table up so it is aligned on the upper half of the vertical ruler at 0.75 inch. Set the alignment to Align Center.
6
12
Select the Header Row check box.
3
13
Split the Advertising/Public Relations
cell into two columns. In the new cell, type Public Relations
In the original cell, delete /Public Relations
.
Split the Engineering/Architect
cell into two columns. In the new cell, type Architect
In the original cell, delete /Architect
.
4
14
Select the table, and then change the Font to Arial and Font Size to 16. Center the text in column 3. Center the text in row 1, and then increase the Font Size of the text in row 1 to 20.
10
15
In Word, open p07E_New_Hires.docx
. Copy the table, and then paste it on Slide 5, using destination styles.
8
16
Delete the Location column. Lock the Aspect Ratio, and then increase the table width to 7.5". Change the font size of the table to 18. AutoFit column 1 and column 2. Center the text in column 3.
6
17
Move the table up so it is aligned on the upper half of the vertical ruler at 1 inch. Set the alignment to Align Center.
5
18
Remove the shading from the first column.
2
19
Add a Section Header slide between Slides 2 and 3. On the new Slide 3, enter the title Job Fair Data
and the subtitle Seattle-Tacoma Job Fair
6
20
Add a Section between Slides 2 and 3 and rename the section Job Fair Data 6
21
Insert a footer on the notes and handouts that includes a fixed date and time, the page number, and 7E_Surveys
. Display the document properties, and as the Tags, type survey, industry
2
22
Save and close the file, and then submit for grading.
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GO22_PP_CH07_GRADER_7E_HW - Surveys 1.1
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PPT 2022 Project
Step
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Total Points
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