The Bell Orchid has three types of rooms, deluxe, suites, and standard, for a total of 200 rooms. The data for the four weeks are as follows: Week 1 Deluxe 33 Suites 12 Standard 105 Mon Week 2 Deluxe 31 Suites 13 Standard 108 Show Transcribed Text Mon Tues Wed 31 33 13 16 115 115 Week 3 Deluxe 33 Suites 12 Standard 105 Week 4 Deluxe 33 Suites 12 Standard 105 Tues 33 15 102 Mon Tues Wed 33 35 15 15 102 101 Mon Wed 35 15 101 Tues 33 15 102 M35 Wed 35 15 101 Thurs Fri 35 37 19 17 101 95 Thurs 33 20 102 Thurs 35 19 101 Thurs 35 19 101 Fri 37 17 95 Fri 37 17 95 Sat Sat 37 35 18 19 98 95 Sat Sat 37 35 18 98 Sat Sat 37 35 18 98 Fri Sat 37 37 17 95 18 98 19 95 Use these directions as you create the workbook: • Name the weekly tabs Week 1, Week 2, etc., and the summary sheet Summary. 19 95 Sat 35 19 95 Accounting Department - Rooms Analysis Using the data in student file Excel_Acct_Rooms_Data, create a Rooms Analysis workbook to summarize Hotel rooms sold over a four-week period in April. This will be used for budgeting. Use a worksheet for each week, and a fifth worksheet to summarize the weekly ones. Your finished workbook will include four charts. • Save the workbook, then add a custom footer that includes filename and path, date and time, and the name of the department. • Use Help on copying worksheets (similar to moving worksheets) to save time on data entry. • Use weekdays (in full) as column heads; these will be changed in Chapter 2. • Create a Total row and Weekly Total column and Sum all totals. • In A1, create an appropriate title for the weekly sheets and for the summary sheet, format attractively, and center across columns. • Create a column chart for the total rooms sold on Sheet 3 (Week 3), and add to it a callout stating "Easter weekend; all standard rooms booked!" • When all weekly sheets are completed, create a Summary sheet which will show only the weeks and the total number of rooms sold that week. Create a column chart on this data only. • Preview the worksheets and charts, centering them all on the page horizontally, ensuring they don't overlap to two pages and that the custom footer is visible. Excel, Chapter 1 - Creating a Workbook and Charting Data

The Bell Orchid has three types of rooms, deluxe, suites, and standard, for a total of 200 rooms. The data for the four weeks are as follows: Week 1 Deluxe 33 Suites 12 Standard 105 Mon Week 2 Deluxe 31 Suites 13 Standard 108 Show Transcribed Text Mon Tues Wed 31 33 13 16 115 115 Week 3 Deluxe 33 Suites 12 Standard 105 Week 4 Deluxe 33 Suites 12 Standard 105 Tues 33 15 102 Mon Tues Wed 33 35 15 15 102 101 Mon Wed 35 15 101 Tues 33 15 102 M35 Wed 35 15 101 Thurs Fri 35 37 19 17 101 95 Thurs 33 20 102 Thurs 35 19 101 Thurs 35 19 101 Fri 37 17 95 Fri 37 17 95 Sat Sat 37 35 18 19 98 95 Sat Sat 37 35 18 98 Sat Sat 37 35 18 98 Fri Sat 37 37 17 95 18 98 19 95 Use these directions as you create the workbook: • Name the weekly tabs Week 1, Week 2, etc., and the summary sheet Summary. 19 95 Sat 35 19 95 Accounting Department - Rooms Analysis Using the data in student file Excel_Acct_Rooms_Data, create a Rooms Analysis workbook to summarize Hotel rooms sold over a four-week period in April. This will be used for budgeting. Use a worksheet for each week, and a fifth worksheet to summarize the weekly ones. Your finished workbook will include four charts. • Save the workbook, then add a custom footer that includes filename and path, date and time, and the name of the department. • Use Help on copying worksheets (similar to moving worksheets) to save time on data entry. • Use weekdays (in full) as column heads; these will be changed in Chapter 2. • Create a Total row and Weekly Total column and Sum all totals. • In A1, create an appropriate title for the weekly sheets and for the summary sheet, format attractively, and center across columns. • Create a column chart for the total rooms sold on Sheet 3 (Week 3), and add to it a callout stating "Easter weekend; all standard rooms booked!" • When all weekly sheets are completed, create a Summary sheet which will show only the weeks and the total number of rooms sold that week. Create a column chart on this data only. • Preview the worksheets and charts, centering them all on the page horizontally, ensuring they don't overlap to two pages and that the custom footer is visible. Excel, Chapter 1 - Creating a Workbook and Charting Data

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